BBC Puppets (muppets?)
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I think you're being extremely hypocritical over something that's only a bit of fun. And that's what this episode was. A harmless bit of fun.
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I love Sue! x
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this was my favourite episode of the weakest link ever
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you leave with nothing
THANK YOU SO MUCH
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@zearag I'm Glad that you agree with me and think that the BBC TV Licence should now be abolished.
Threats are subjective, what you may see as not harmful somebody else may, do you agree with that statement?
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@itslefty2004 Well of course they have to check! It's hardly a 'threatening correspondance'. How would you feel if you were paying for something that your neigbours were scamming for free? Personaly however I don't see why they don't trash the TV licence because as you point out not everyone enjoys BBC. I wouldn't mind them showing adverts like the other channels myself. Maybe now we've all 'gone digital' the systems will change.
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@zearag surprisingly enough, even families that don't possess a Television set are still contacted via threatening correspondence, and the threat is normally backed up with a visit from a "Licensing Officer", The families then have to prove that they don't have a television. so there you have it, Muppets at the BBC and more muppets at TV Licensing, we just can't get away from these muppets, can we?
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@itslefty2004 nobody forces ppl to pay for it. You dont want to pay for a tv licence then don't buy a tv.
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I'm not worked up at all, I was just being polite and replying back to your comments.
In a calm fashion. :o)
..Why on earth is everyone bitching. It's just a bloody show.
NashiNashii 2 years ago 6
well this deffinately entertains so i dont mind lol, and only ppl who wld complain r those poor enough who cant afford £145 a year! i pay more for my car tax! just stop paying if u dont like the shows.
explorer47422 2 years ago 4