rob wrote:

TopCat wrote: Listen, Pete. As I made clear earlier in this thread, do not ban cityprod and that's an order! How many times do you need telling? Do. Not. Ban. Him.

Who the fuck put you in charge?

It's hardly the first time they've posted something markedly strange. More Top Prat, than Top Cat.

Mercifully, the outage has not affected the secret forum.

New logo for M&S:



Saw it on a print advert this morning and assumed it was an anniversary-linked thing but according to their Facebook page it's here to stay.

Hopefully the end of the school holidays in most of the UK will stop these kids from posting as much. BBC News Fix doesn't stop for or after holidays. BBC News Fix is genuinely disturbing and there's more of his ilk tolerated. We've tried being accommodating, sectioning it off and ignoring it but e...

The members responsible for those types of posts won't care and it won't stop until they're forced elsewhere.

Regardless of anything else, I don't understand how you could read that thread (the most recent thread), heck just the post immediately before yours and think 'hm, clearly what's required is an embedded video of the clip'. The majority clearly stated how disturbed and regretful they were at viewing ...

Even by TVF standards he was a very odd individual.

Edit: The same member started a topic on the same subject in 2010, including the video and subsequent warning from a mod (link to thread).

Very odd person.

BBC News Fix posted a screengrab of a female BBC News presenter reaching down to the printer underneath the desk. Quite apart from its mundane irrelevance as a topic for conversation + otherwise more-than-slight air of creepiness, it was juxtaposed with the crashed Air Algerie plane story. And I see...

They massively about-turned on the slab serif font just after redecorating a lot of their stores with it. Never particularly liked it and it's all a bit of a mess now.

It is increasingly difficult to judge but pondering whether Kate Garraway will sport a new hair style for a programme she's not due to feature in might be a new low.

It's a very big shopping centre, though it is a bit odd. From memory, they had a very small shop located near the entrance of one of the multi-story car parks and a larger one within the section of the Metro dubbed "the antiques village" (probably been done away with and intu-fied now). Pr...