Too complicated I reckon. It will be a simple “Works with UK SIM” or “Works if originally registered in UK and we last saw a UK IP address “n” days ago or less”
Ah - but the BBC always go for the complicated over the simple ![]()
I don’t mind paying the BBC to be able to listen to BBC Sounds or watch BBC iplayer, as some pay Netflix, Amazon or Disney. I don’t understand why this not an option.
Agreed. ![]()
I would rather perform oral love, on Ann Widdecombe, than enhance the coffers of the BBC
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I’m with @Mirn52. Extra revenue for BBC without spending money on a new complicated set up
Mik, my post has been eliminated. I had toned it down. I never used the expression ‘muff dive’ ![]()
If that’s your view of toned down I despair - it remains just as offensive. Please choose another description of what you’d “rather do” altogether.
And @Mik_Bennett - edit yours please.
As broad minded as I might be that’s one thing I’d rather not encounter on SF.
Sorry but I’m going to have to disagree!
The original post made me smile. Although I subsequently required some mind bleach. …
Assuming that Ms Widdecombe is not a site member iI think we can all relax.
OK ![]()
That’s why I haven’t shared the tea shirt slogan I once saw about pullets and coqs on the chicken thread.
I have to say that the mental image is still putting me off my cornflakes but if Cat is happy…
Oh it’s put me right off my cornflakes too!!
So the dinner party analogy is abandoned.
I think that’s sad.
I think it’s a very fine line, and there’s been no shortage of risqué humour here, but I thought that one was a bit over the line from bawdy into just plain crude. Not that I’m averse to a bit of crude humour but I’ve never really felt this was the place for it.
Agreed.
Wilfried has something of a history with Anne Widdecombe and crude posts. I won’t link to his posts, they are easy to find, and he’s a multiple offender.
I seem to remember it was Jeremy Corbyn ![]()
With Anne Widdecombe at the same time I believe.
Thanks (not) for ruining what was a perfectly sensible thread. ![]()