Re: The all-singing, all-dancing TV thread - Part Three : Thu Dec 01, 2011 6:17 pm  

WIZEB wrote: There's plums, then there's big fat pompous t0ssers. Take this c0ck off my tv screen along with the rest of his Top Gear acolytes. Fooking w@nkbag. http://news.sky.com/home/uk-news/article/16121347 Ooh get 'er, hit a nerve has he? Guess what, millions of people feel exactly the same as he does. I look at social media and it's roughly a 50/50 split. He's perfectly entitled to his views and he's perfectly entitled to air them if asked. So someone says something you don't like? Tough, that's life. What's far more pathetic, anal and laughable is the sad b'stards who got all indignant and took it upon themselves to complain and demand an apology. Get. A. Life. I like Clarkson because he speaks his mind and has a sense of humour, and isn't afraid to offend the hordes of whingebags just itching for an excuse to register their outrage. Must admit I'm slightly disappointed he's caved in and apologised. Another "we demand an (insincere) apology" incident, blown up by our comedic media. You think Clarkson meant it? I doubt it very much. Probably couldn't be ar*sed with the hassle and moaning.

WIZEB wrote: There's plums, then there's big fat pompous t0ssers. Take this c0ck off my tv screen along with the rest of his Top Gear acolytes. Fooking w@nkbag. http://news.sky.com/home/uk-news/article/16121347 Ooh get 'er, hit a nerve has he? Guess what, millions of people feel exactly the same as he does. I look at social media and it's roughly a 50/50 split. He's perfectly entitled to his views and he's perfectly entitled to air them if asked. So someone says something you don't like? Tough, that's life. What's far more pathetic, anal and laughable is the sad b'stards who got all indignant and took it upon themselves to complain and demand an apology. Get. A. Life. I like Clarkson because he speaks his mind and has a sense of humour, and isn't afraid to offend the hordes of whingebags just itching for an excuse to register their outrage. Must admit I'm slightly disappointed he's caved in and apologised. Another "we demand an (insincere) apology" incident, blown up by our comedic media. You think Clarkson meant it? I doubt it very much. Probably couldn't be ar*sed with the hassle and moaning.

Re: The all-singing, all-dancing TV thread - Part Three : Thu Dec 01, 2011 6:44 pm  

I don't want an apology daft lad.

I know he's a lover.

Surprise-surprise, he's right up your street!

Re: The all-singing, all-dancing TV thread - Part Three : Thu Dec 01, 2011 6:47 pm  

WIZEB wrote:

I don't want an apology daft lad.

I know he's a lover.

Surprise-surprise, he's right up your street!

Yep, down to earth, honest, speaks his mind, and certainly not afraid of whinging, namby-pamby moaning tarts...such as yerself, for example.

Re: The all-singing, all-dancing TV thread - Part Three : Thu Dec 01, 2011 6:51 pm  

Cronus wrote:

Yep, down to earth, honest, speaks his mind, and certainly not afraid of whinging, namby-pamby moaning tarts...such as yerself, for example.

Yeah, real namby-pamby me.

I'm happy that you and your ilk admire him.
It definitely makes me feel a whole lot better about myself.

Re: The all-singing, all-dancing TV thread - Part Three : Thu Dec 01, 2011 7:05 pm  

Cronus wrote:

I like Clarkson because he speaks his mind and has a sense of humour, and isn't afraid to offend the hordes of whingebags just itching for an excuse to register their outrage. Must admit I'm slightly disappointed he's caved in and apologised.

You like Clarkson because he represents all the knuckle-dragging, petrol-headed dimwits.

If Clarkson has a sense of humour, he hides it well. He portrays himself as the antithesis to "The PC Brigade", knowing that idiots like yourself will lap it up and keep him in the luxury he has come to expect.

Re: The all-singing, all-dancing TV thread - Part Three : Thu Dec 01, 2011 7:11 pm  

WIZEB wrote:

Yeah, real namby-pamby me.

Just basing my opinion on your various dummy-spits back on page 7. The rants of a right big girl's blouse.

Anyway, I suggest you read Gronk's link, try and understand the context of the comments, and wind your neck in a little.

Re: The all-singing, all-dancing TV thread - Part Three : Thu Dec 01, 2011 7:57 pm  

Cronus wrote:

Anyway, I suggest you read Gronk's link, try and understand the context of the comments, and wind your neck in a little.

Listen pal, I understand what the jerk-off is all about.
I've met plenty of the type in real-life experiences.

I might still wind my neck in mind, because you said I should.

Re: The all-singing, all-dancing TV thread - Part Three : Thu Dec 01, 2011 8:14 pm  

100% Wire wrote:

i think this series of the Walking Dead has finally taken off!

It's been a bit disappointing so far. I personally think a couple of the changes they've made from the comics are not working. I understand why they're not following it exactly and use it as more of a jumping off point, but I just think that the differences with Shane and Andrea are providing irritation.

Re: The all-singing, all-dancing TV thread - Part Three : Thu Dec 01, 2011 10:28 pm  

100% Wire wrote:

i think this series of the Walking Dead has finally taken off!

I was going to watch the second series but haven't bothered. The finale to the previous season was farcical and put me off completely. From what I've been told, I haven't missed much so far.

Re Clarkson, I cannot stand the guy, especially Top Gear, but can't see what all the fuss is about over the comments. Just another excuse for the 'I am outraged' brigade to moan about something else. He tried to make a joke, which failed badly because he really isn't funny, but some of the reaction to it has been hilariously pathetic.

Re: The all-singing, all-dancing TV thread - Part Three : Thu Dec 01, 2011 11:57 pm  

cod'ead wrote:

You like Clarkson because he represents all the knuckle-dragging, petrol-headed dimwits.

If Clarkson has a sense of humour, he hides it well. He portrays himself as the antithesis to "The PC Brigade", knowing that idiots like yourself will lap it up and keep him in the luxury he has come to expect.

While I'm far from a knuckle-dragging, petrol-headed dimwit, im more disappointed in the fact he apologised...