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Watching Georgie Porgie. He's quite boring. I noticed that on the BBC News Live player the volume goes up to 11 and wondered if it was a sly Spinal Tap reference, turns out it is: http://rxdxt.tumblr.com/post/560540392/why-the-bbcs-iplayer-volume-control-go-to-11
Yeah but Future Media didn't really do any of the BBC work - it was Method
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IIRC someone on the forum had a hand in the '11' setting for BBC iPlayer.
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An excellent article on sugar in our diet. There is an accompanying documentary on BBC2 on Thursday.
I have thrown my office tea sugar in the bin.
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raids bin and adds 11 teaspoons of sugar to morning's tea
plus the tray of donuts
should see me through till elevensies ( or 10.30's sies ) as we now call it ( to make up time later in day for another little calorific snack )**England hangs a portrait of Britain's first obese man, painted in 1806. Daniel Lambert** weighed 53st (335kg) and was considered a medical oddity.
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That's discrimination. And the Queen's in charge...
Oh, the irony!
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An excellent article on sugar in our diet. There is an accompanying documentary on BBC2 on Thursday.
I have thrown my office tea sugar in the bin.
You work in a factory in Yorkshire don't you? Have you fully considered the size of the kicking that you may get for depriving one of your fellow salt of the Earth Yorkshire factory drones his morning cup of sugar with tea?
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You work in a factory in Yorkshire don't you? Have you fully considered the size of the kicking that you may get for depriving one of your fellow salt of the Earth Yorkshire factory drones his morning cup of sugar with tea?
I've got my own sugar supply. I've got my own tea supply. I've got a locked drawer with porn, snout and batteries in it.
Any fucker goes near my shit I cut them up, prison rules.
I'm the office daddy.
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Cycling in London discussed on BBC Sunday Politics 10th June 2012:
Cycling in London discussed on BBC Sunday Politics 10th June 2012 - YouTube
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2012/jun/11/why-our-food-is-making-us-fat
An excellent article on sugar in our diet. There is an accompanying documentary on BBC2 on Thursday.
I have thrown my office tea sugar in the bin.
I'm having Fruit Pastilles for breakfast. Hmm.
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in other news..... get married soon peeps
the CofE are soon going to stop doing weddings on behalf of the state if gay marriages are allowed.How is this not blatant discrimination?
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Pathetic.
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I think it's a good thing.* Those mumbo-jumbo sanctimonious dickheads should at least have some conviction about their so-called faith and stop trying to bend over backwards to prove that their religion is anything other than archaic and, increasingly, irrelevant.
Christianity is inherently discriminatory. How many Jews accept Christ?!
- well, except for gay or liberal christians and clergyman I suppose.
- well, except for gay or liberal christians and clergyman I suppose.
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if they don't marry anyone at all, they aren't discriminating against anyone at all are they ... well apart from everyone
if you know what i mean
B&D i could do you a sweet east end wedding
pie mash liquor for £8 a head
BYOB
60 foot rear garden to host the ceremony / after party partyANYONE ?
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I think it's a good thing.* Those mumbo-jumbo sanctimonious dickheads should at least have some conviction about their so-called faith and stop trying to bend over backwards to prove that their religion is anything other than archaic and, increasingly, irrelevant.
Christianity is inherently discriminatory. How many Jews accept Christ?!
- well, except for gay or liberal christians and clergyman I suppose.
Well said.
I'm all for equality, but Catholicism isn't about equality. They have a set of strict rules that have been in place for centuries, rules that discriminate against many groups, not just homosexuals. Those rules are interpretations of the bible, and for Catholics the bible is The Word. End of. I don't believe they should change fundamental aspects of their religious beliefs to accommodate anyone.
It's a dying religion in the west for a reason, because it puts Faith above reason.
If your beliefs and practices go against a particular religions beliefs and practices, the answer is to leave that religion.
I'm sure there are other religions with a Christian ethos who will happily bless a homosexual marriage.Let Catholicism wither.
- well, except for gay or liberal christians and clergyman I suppose.
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if they don't marry anyone at all, they aren't discriminating against anyone at all are they ... well apart from everyone
if you know what i mean
B&D i could do you a sweet east end wedding
pie mash liquor for £8 a head
BYOB
60 foot rear garden to host the ceremony / after party partyANYONE ?
if i book it for just myself is it still only £8?
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god would be embarassed for the catholics / protestants / c of e if he / she / it saw the organisations they have set up in his / her / its name
"God is a gas" (Alan Partridge, Radio Norwich DJ)
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I don't need it to phone me.
It already speaks to me.
It tells me to go out and kill hitch hikers, and rewards me with flashing lights and music in my head.
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Watching Georgie Porgie. He's quite boring. I noticed that on the BBC News Live player the volume goes up to 11 and wondered if it was a sly Spinal Tap reference, turns out it is: http://rxdxt.tumblr.com/post/560540392/why-the-bbcs-iplayer-volume-control-go-to-11