What's worse a joke that turned into lewd answer phone message. Or aiming a punch at your boss?
An underling, you mean. Don't misinterpret where the power lies: Clarkson and Wilman run the show.
What's worse a joke that turned into lewd answer phone message. Or aiming a punch at your boss?
Agreed, it's terrible that toilet cleaners and bin men get paid less than doctors, and that people like Clarkson or footballers get a decent cut of the money they make for their employers. Far better if everyone was stuck on the same ****ty wage whilst the men at the top take everything and live in complete luxury.
Should a public body pay a lot of money to ****s like ?Ross who don't entertain many?
Unfortunately the days of TV producing entertaining and informative stuff,and ITVused to as well have gone. Kids today don't have the attention necessary or the inclination.
The idea that the BBC, packed to the gunnels with Guardian reading types, has any chance of offering an unbiased view of the world is risible.
It is hypocritical of the BBC the way they've dealt with Clarkson and Brand and Ross.
What's worse a joke that turned into lewd answer phone message. Or aiming a punch at your boss?
What makes Clarkson a twat is this 'I'm untouchable' attitude because he's worth millions to the BBC
It is hypocritical of the BBC the way they've dealt with Clarkson and Brand and Ross.
What's worse a joke that turned into lewd answer phone message. Or aiming a punch at your boss?
What makes Clarkson a twat is this 'I'm untouchable' attitude because he's worth millions to the BBC
***Chip on shoulder alert*** It's apparent that anyone left of Genghis Khan is a dangerous/pathetic leftie for you.
You really think,so?
Yes. The people influencing the agenda are more likely to own the Guardian than read it.
The owners of the Guardian work at the BBC?
The difference is one is a proper traditional Englishman whilst the other are some sort of commie scum who can do no evil.
I hope he is sacked and his three daughters go blind.
I don't really think that. It's just a joke. Like they do on Top Gear...
It's a joke? What, by any stretch of the imagination , is funny about it?
That's rather the point of the post.
But the Top Gear comments (jokes) did contain humour, albeit, maybe not to some tastes; that was simply a statement without a hint of honour or context. If it meant to be an attempt at irony, of whatever type, then it missed the mark.