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Originally Posted by struth
Did it seven years ago. I would never now pay for a TV license, or watch broadcast tele, or have anything to do with the BBC's content in any way, shape or form. I'm hoping day by day that it crashes in on its stupid self and saves us from more of its vile, biased crap.
IMO of course. :D
I don't think my wife would adjust too well to life with no TV.
Probably not. Women of course often like soaps etc and the air channels have a lot. The wife watched it a fair bit although she usually recorded it
That's the case here. Corrie, Emmers and 'Benders have an important role in our house - they provide a distraction for Mrs P while I'm on here talking shoite. Without them we'd end up having to talk :)Quote:
Originally Posted by struth
Hahahaha - I'm sure she loves talking to you, daftee.. If not, there's a problem!:eyebrows:
Del and I are always chatting and watching TV together (or films) or listening to music. That's what we've been doing for most of the lockdown, among other things:eyebrows:
She likes 'kept entertained', eh Granty?;)
Marco.
I watch lots of TV, just not broadcast channels or BBC anything. Loads to watch on Netflix, Amazon, etc etc, without the adverts, soaps, fake news (BBC News / ITV news).Quote:
Originally Posted by walpurgis
Doing her bit for the nation Marco;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Marco
Indeed, not easy being a teacher just now, which is why she likes her 'chill time':)
Marco.
Are you changing Roy's avatar Marco? Can you choose someone better looking?