
Originally Posted by
BIGBOSSMAN
How about Bernadine Oliver-Kirby to Sarah Ulmer at the last Olympics - immediately after winning the gold medal in her cycling event and setting a new world record in the process.
"Sarah, you must be exhausted"!
Words failed me...
Again, it's a sports program... just like all the rest!

Originally Posted by
Usarka
Our TV news is effectively 1.5 hours long once you throw in the "current affairs" shows.
BBC 1 (equiv of TV1) shows 1/2 hour of news followed by another 1/2 hour of regional news (eg London).
Fark we must have much more news going on than they do in the UK!
Or maybe our news could be fit into 20minutes....
Well, if they cut out the fucking commercial breaks in the News broadcasts then I reckon it would probably be only 20 minutes (not counting sports of course, that's good for at least 40 mins! Anything less would actually be a crime.)

Originally Posted by
Hitcher
And it's that time of year when the media start playing the annual road toll game. Anybody with any basic understanding of statistics would know that over the 10-day Christmas/New Year holiday period, the road toll should be about 15. Anything more or less is an aberration that may or may not be due to any one factor or combination of factors.
And there is never a good or convenient time to die, and croaking at Christmas is no worse that at any other time of year.
Get over it.
Indeed - I've always wondered why the time of death should matter that much... I guess it makes it easier to relate and get emotional about it if you envision the relatives having an empty seat at the christmas table. (Personally I believe you won't be worrying too much about the holidays if you've just had a close relative/friend pass away)
It is preferential to refrain from the utilisation of grandiose verbiage in the circumstance that your intellectualisation can be expressed using comparatively simplistic lexicological entities. (...such as the word fuck.)
Remember your humanity, and forget the rest. - Joseph Rotblat
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