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March 6th, 2007

Their Comments To Take Over The World

Now we know how mental the BBC Talking Points get. So one would imagine the humorous and pithy answers a woman moving back to the UK from Australia after thirty years would get to the question “Has anything changed?” Oh the fun, the gags about Marmite being in a squeezy bottle. Oh the thinly barbed self-hatred, the coffee gags and a tiptoeing around what appears to be an elephant in the website. Can we guess what it is?

Your 30 ways the UK has changed.

All I can say to:

12. Helen Mirren was occasionally called “Ma’am” by junior officers in Prime Suspect, but not by anybody else.
Nigel Macarthur

Is a big fat HEIN?

Written by Pete Baran on Tuesday, March 6th, 2007 | 413 views |

Responses

  1. FT's Alan on March 6th, 2007

    14. Swear words are no longer asterisked in a newspaper.

    THEY BLIMMIN WELL ARE in the tabs. also: is this the only thing to have changed WRT newspapers in the last THIRTY years? no. but then the lady coming over from australia may well be used to Murdoch’s ability to get tits into a national daily paper.

    and nobody mentioned wallcharts. ha ha, what’s the deal with wallcharts, ect

  2. FT's Alan on March 6th, 2007

    (bah ignore me, i r confused thinking it was over 30 years, when it’s just 30 things over 10 years) still. b*ll*x.

  3. FT's Pete Baran on March 6th, 2007

    (I made EXACTLY THE SAME MISTAKE ALANG)

  4. Emma on March 6th, 2007

    I like the boyish exuberance of number 24.

 

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