Re: Ever feel some posters on the BBC site are idiots?
Posted: Sat 14 Feb, 2009 02.34
O HAI.
Since it's obviously tongue-in-cheek enough that it's printed in GIANT LETTERS ON A PUBLIC PHOTO I'd have to say I'm perfectly comfortable with it. It's also clearly an empty name that they liked the sound of, I mean I'm called Sput on here but that doesn't mean I'm a silver sphere orbiting the Earth in the 60s.Mozo wrote:So what would you call a prat at the BBC that has BBC BLACKOPs plastered over his laptop? Blackops generally referring to illegal covert activities being carried out by underground organisations that want to maintain denaiablity about their activities.
So are you all comfortable with someone being paid out of the licence fee who thinks that's his job description, coz I'm not.
What!? I feel like I've been horribly misled.Sput wrote:I mean I'm called Sput on here but that doesn't mean I'm a silver sphere orbiting the Earth in the 60s.
Villain? That's a new interpretation on the 'Q' character!timgraham wrote:I had much the same feeling learning you weren't a Bond-esque villain.
I await the Daily Mail getting hold of that picture and finding a "Blackops=Racist" angle to demand an apology about.Sput wrote:Since it's obviously tongue-in-cheek enough that it's printed in GIANT LETTERS ON A PUBLIC PHOTO I'd have to say I'm perfectly comfortable with it. It's also clearly an empty name that they liked the sound of, I mean I'm called Sput on here but that doesn't mean I'm a silver sphere orbiting the Earth in the 60s.
I think of you more as an annoying mischevious alien from Star Trek.Mr Q wrote:Villain? That's a new interpretation on the 'Q' character!timgraham wrote:I had much the same feeling learning you weren't a Bond-esque villain.