In the spirit of rebellion (even though I very rarely visit TVF any more) I thought I would give metropolitans the option of putting down their gizz-filled kleenexes and coming to natter about tiny changes (or non-changes) gracing the ever popular BBC News 24.
Also acceptable is the eternal whinge of "who is better?" which I've pre-empted by starting a poll already!
NOT acceptable is aspies sufferers using it as an excuse to show their sheer anorak-ism by posting rotas.
TVF:TNR BBC News 24
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Aww. The other one was purtier.Sput wrote:I'm a mutineer, damnit! I've only got one good eye as it is!
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As I've said many, many times:
Present it.
Present it.
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Aye!Aye! C'ptn..
Well i'm a Sky news Gal myself. My love affair with sky began after 9/11 and during the Iraq war.
I really warmed to David Chater and his impatience at times with the presenters in the studio.
I'm in a bit of a habit, i tune into sunrise with a cuppa everymorning and swoon over Steve Dixon.
Useless fact about me: I found this place through the Sky news Tribute site, that was, then skynews centre etc..
You've got Johnnie Larkin to blame for me joining this place
Well i'm a Sky news Gal myself. My love affair with sky began after 9/11 and during the Iraq war.
I really warmed to David Chater and his impatience at times with the presenters in the studio.
I'm in a bit of a habit, i tune into sunrise with a cuppa everymorning and swoon over Steve Dixon.
Useless fact about me: I found this place through the Sky news Tribute site, that was, then skynews centre etc..
You've got Johnnie Larkin to blame for me joining this place
Mental anxiety, Mental breakdowns, Menstrual cramps, Menopause... Did you ever notice how all our problems begin with Men?
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I get most of my news online during the day, and seldom give a full bulletin my time these days.
If I browse to a news channel, I like the BBC's title music and overall visual package, but find Sky more exciting (especially the dramatic theme), but seldom watch beyond that.
In conclusion; Judge Judy is on whilst I cook my evening meal, so I listen to her wisdom instead.
If I browse to a news channel, I like the BBC's title music and overall visual package, but find Sky more exciting (especially the dramatic theme), but seldom watch beyond that.
In conclusion; Judge Judy is on whilst I cook my evening meal, so I listen to her wisdom instead.
you're fine, he's notmiss hellfire wrote:Aye!Aye! C'ptn..
Well i'm a Sky news Gal myself. My love affair with sky began after 9/11 and during the Iraq war.
I really warmed to David Chater and his impatience at times with the presenters in the studio.
I'm in a bit of a habit, i tune into sunrise with a cuppa everymorning and swoon over Steve Dixon.
Useless fact about me: I found this place through the Sky news Tribute site, that was, then skynews centre etc..
You've got Johnnie Larkin to blame for me joining this place
Same with me, usually. I occasionally watch the ITV Lunchtime News for half an hour or so (just to watch the fantastic 'The Pulse' of course).Gavin Scott wrote:I get most of my news online during the day, and seldom give a full bulletin my time these days.
If I browse to a news channel, I like the BBC's title music and overall visual package, but find Sky more exciting (especially the dramatic theme), but seldom watch beyond that.
I prefer Sky News for any breaking news though, but BBC News is usually quicker for online stories.