On this and many other topics (like the poor Rosetta scientist Matt Taylor castigated for his bloody choice of shirt) I am so sick of the terminally offended brigade.
I often wonder how they stumble through life without dying of indignation.
It makes you wonder if these people ever actually watch the news - real life is often far more horrific than anything that could possibly be shown on a pre-watershed soap.
That t-shirt stuff was a load of cobblers, yes probably not wise for going on tv, but the poor bloke didn't deserve to have a bunch of miserable harpies piss all over his big moment.
That t-shirt stuff was a load of cobblers, yes probably not wise for going on tv, but the poor bloke didn't deserve to have a bunch of miserable harpies piss all over his big moment.[/QUOTE]
Exactly.
A groundbreaking scientific breakthrough by landing a probe on the surface of a distant comet or a rather geeky taste in clothes - which was more important?
It probably never crossed his mind that anyone would be 'offended' by his colourful choice of shirt.
Sigh.
0...0 I am so very offended by it all that I am off to kip.
I am usually the first to agree that some scenes should be post watershed but this was implied. It is important that young adults see this as a conversation starter with their parents. If one women or man is saved from what must be the most sickening thing that can happen then EastEnders were right to show it.
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And so has your reply which has ripped out my heart and destroyed my soul - so I am calling OFCOM to complain about you as well.
You should be in jail. >:(
I was going to forgive you. Then I saw you wearing that shirt of half naked Alfie Moons and I got severe post traumatic stress.
distress at Aflie Moon's shirts should get their own helpline
Also people with epilepsy should be warned about brightness
Poor Nancy - with Alfie's shirts constantly causing her seizures and being stuck with the awful Dexter she has not really got a chance has she?
Sorry I though this was f**koffcom
excellent post. i agree 100%.
As far as I know it covers all channels. Anything broadcast in the country can be reported to OFCOM.
Thanks.
It makes you wonder if these people ever actually watch the news - real life is often far more horrific than anything that could possibly be shown on a pre-watershed soap.
Indeed. It's ridiculous. It was all suggested and very well done.