Can you use a sky dish as an aerial for tv or freeview ???

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• JamesE Posts: 6,456

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  22/01/07 - 19:19 #52

  I've just a dreadful news headline in the Daily Garbage:
  "Murdoch buys 17% stake in Independent Wok Manufacturers"

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• Rob500 Posts: 3,944

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  23/01/07 - 17:00 #53

  JamesE wrote:

  I've just a dreadful news headline in the Daily Garbage:
  "Murdoch buys 17% stake in Independent Wok Manufacturers"

  
  :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek: :eek:
  
  That's the end of Wok TV for good now. Now we will need to subsribe to the 'All meals' package, as the main course will not be available on Wok Basic, and now the Fortune Cookie quiz channel will launch on Free-To-Eat TV.

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• albertd Posts: 14,358

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  23/01/07 - 17:26 #54

  This thread should get a BAFTA for 'Comedy Thread of the Year'. (Or should that be a WOKTA - World Original Komedy Thread Awards?)

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• John259 Posts: 28,466

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  23/01/07 - 17:49 #55

  Rob500 wrote:

  That's the end of Wok TV for good now.

  Do not despise Wok TV for having no viewers, for who is to say it will not become a skyone. So may one unjust man become a Rupert.
  
  John

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 7,768

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  23/01/07 - 17:54 #56

  albertd wrote:

  This thread should get a BAFTA for 'Comedy Thread of the Year'. (Or should that be a WOKTA - World Original Komedy Thread Awards?)

  Perhaps they would give out little hairy statuettes called 'Wokies'

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• albertd Posts: 14,358

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  23/01/07 - 18:09 #57

  SimonBlackham wrote:

  Perhaps they would give out little hairy statuettes called 'Wokies'

  Presented at Wokie Hole perhaps.

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 7,768

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  23/01/07 - 18:13 #58

  albertd wrote:

  Presented at Wokie Hole perhaps.

  ...in a galaxy far ... far ... away !

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