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Chie wrote:http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/yellow-peril.html

The supposed danger of Oriental hordes overwhelming the West.

Indeed. It's rather like the recent Islamification of Comedy Central

They do like their horrible phrases over there at the moment. Hippy shakes is another infuriating one regarding News 24's ticker. Always followed by "need to purge those temp files" because it's so clever that they know the issue that causes it and have to mention it over and over again.

At the moment though my favourite has to be the sheer excitement over the Christmas news rota's (as nabbed from the radio times). One of them even was titled "Christmas excitement" without a hint of irony.

Morons. I'd purge them all.

Hymagumba wrote:

Chie wrote:http://www.phrases.org.uk/meanings/yellow-peril.html

The supposed danger of Oriental hordes overwhelming the West.

Indeed. It's rather like the recent Islamification of Comedy Central

They do like their horrible phrases over there at the moment. Hippy shakes is another infuriating one regarding News 24's ticker. Always followed by "need to purge those temp files" because it's so clever that they know the issue that causes it and have to mention it over and over again.

At the moment though my favourite has to be the sheer excitement over the Christmas news rota's (as nabbed from the radio times). One of them even was titled "Christmas excitement" without a hint of irony.

Morons. I'd purge them all.

Aye, they give me the bippy bippy boake.

Hymagumba wrote:At the moment though my favourite has to be the sheer excitement over the Christmas news rota's (as nabbed from the radio times). One of them even was titled "Christmas excitement" without a hint of irony.

Oh that prize moron rajanchavda thought Geraint Vincent's debut on the new ITV News set was such an important event that it was worthy of being put on the TVF Calendar. :roll: His entry has since been removed.

Chie wrote:

Hymagumba wrote:At the moment though my favourite has to be the sheer excitement over the Christmas news rota's (as nabbed from the radio times). One of them even was titled "Christmas excitement" without a hint of irony.

Oh that prize moron rajanchavda thought Geraint Vincent's debut on the new ITV News set was such an important event that it was worthy of being put on the TVF Calendar. :roll: His entry has since been removed.

Unlike your need to point out that its Christmas on the 25th?

Very slow for me tonight.

DVB Cornwall wrote:Very slow for me tonight.

There are some ongoing issues which I'm trying to resolve with the hosts. Some code changes to go up this month should also help things along.

Tonight's issues relate to networking problems at the London Internet Exchange which I imagine is/was affecting lots of sites.

Cheers, Asa

Ta for the Update.

From the Paul O'Grady thread.

SOL wrote:Does anyone remember the time that the organ kept spinning around twice? lol I've been trying to find it on YouTube

You've got to admit it does sound pretty hilarious.

Bail wrote:

Chie wrote:

Hymagumba wrote:At the moment though my favourite has to be the sheer excitement over the Christmas news rota's (as nabbed from the radio times). One of them even was titled "Christmas excitement" without a hint of irony.

Oh that prize moron rajanchavda thought Geraint Vincent's debut on the new ITV News set was such an important event that it was worthy of being put on the TVF Calendar. :roll: His entry has since been removed.

Unlike your need to point out that its Christmas on the 25th?

It's a very important day, Bail, and the calendar would just look odd if the 25th didn't have a circle round it. The poster formerly known as GMTV009 made an entry for New Years Day, which I think is much more pointless.

Chie wrote:

Bail wrote: Unlike your need to point out that its Christmas on the 25th?

It's a very important day, Bail, and the calendar would just look odd if the 25th didn't have a circle round it. The poster formerly known as GMTV009 made an entry for New Years Day, which I think is much more pointless.

That's the most thunderingly shit bit of reasoning I've seen since Plymouth was here.

EDIT: I see it's now gone from t'calendar.

Sput wrote:EDIT: I see it's now gone from t'calendar.

That's just petty.