U2 AT THE BBC

Wile E Coyote · Post by **Wile E Coyote** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 12:29 am

Never really a fan, but they seemed decent lads, quite liked them, but god alone knows who that imbecile was that had to interview them.
Pap, because she was about 25, she was allowed to ask virtually what's your favourite colour questions. Embarrassing.

charlyt · Post by **charlyt** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 12:41 am

What?
Saint Bono?
Your ''aving a joke .!
Prize pilloke

Wile E Coyote · Post by **Wile E Coyote** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 12:42 am

charlyt wrote:What?
Saint Bono?
Your ''aving a joke .!
Prize pilloke

idiot, you are just repeating what non musical plebs say, try watching piers morgan or Lorraine.

THEWELLERNUT70 · Post by **THEWELLERNUT70** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 1:41 am

I'd rather watch the plane

ClaretDiver · Post by **ClaretDiver** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 11:21 am

charlyt wrote:What?
Saint Bono?
Your ''aving a joke .!
Prize pilloke

I would take your post a little more serious if you could spell.....

boiledclaret · Post by **boiledclaret** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 12:30 pm

OK, I give up.
In a 'drown in your own vomit' contest between U2 and the BBC I'm also struggling to find a winner.

We'll call it a draw.

Carport · Post by **Carport** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 1:38 pm

Wile E Coyote wrote:Never really a fan, but they seemed decent lads, quite liked them, but god alone knows who that imbecile was that had to interview them.
Pap, because she was about 25, she was allowed to ask virtually what's your favourite colour questions. Embarrassing.

She’s 41!

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Pstotto · Post by **Pstotto** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 1:39 pm

Can't stand them, nor the BBC.

Blackrod · Post by **Blackrod** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 1:41 pm

She's irritating and ruined what would have been a good programme.

Walton · Post by **Walton** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 1:43 pm

U2 make music for people who don't like music

50 shades of Grey · Post by **50 shades of Grey** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 1:45 pm

Early U2 - October, New Years Day, Sunday Bloody Sunday, Unforgettable Fire, Joshua Tree - very, very good, a raw, proper rock band. What came later was a bit naff.

Bono complete with orange sunglasses, running around the planet like some latter day saint hasn't helped.

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Pstotto · Post by **Pstotto** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 1:50 pm

Birmingham, Guildford, Warrington, Deal... When were they the songs on a U2 album?

evensteadiereddie · Post by **evensteadiereddie** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 8:47 pm

All those millions of record buyers.
All those millions of BBC viewers.
All wrong.

I can understand the U2 thing but to hate the BBC purely on political grounds - I'm guessing - is both moronic, wrong and pointless.
So, so weird. You deserve to be the miserable prick you are.

Wile E Coyote · Post by **Wile E Coyote** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 8:54 pm

bono is meant to be a rock star, nowt wrong with a pair of shades, whatever the colour, rather have him than the sipmpering gits we have fronting bands thesedays.

Pstotto · Post by **Pstotto** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 9:13 pm

When the BBC talk of 'we' to politically persuade, do you include yourself E.S.E? How about when MOTD patronize and condescend BFC or perhaps you like their graphic 'football' symbol 'coming up close' to the screen surface in order to compress your consciousness space and psyche to the back of your head?

'Bono is meant to be a rock star' ... ??????? Who says that? His agent???????? He's a prat and a fake like Gene Symmonds. It's rock to those that think an Allegro Vanden Plas is a posh car.

No Ney Never · Post by **No Ney Never** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 9:39 pm

U2 used to be a very good band. They are around the 60 years old mark now and their music reflects it. Age means that they can't play their earlier stuff anywhere near as well as they used to, but having been a fan of theirs over many years, I can understand where they're at.
I haven't heard a song from them for quite some time that has the impact of their earlier stuff, but like the Rolling Stones, Queen, etc . they've done enough in their time to be regarded as one of the world's biggest bands.

bfcjg · Post by **bfcjg** » Fri Dec 29, 2017 9:49 pm

Very good musicians some great songs some not so. If they still bring pleasure to people what harm done ?

evensteadiereddie · Post by **evensteadiereddie** » Sat Dec 30, 2017 12:03 am

Pstotto wrote:When the BBC talk of 'we' to politically persuade, do you include yourself E.S.E? How about when MOTD patronize and condescend BFC or perhaps you like their graphic 'football' symbol 'coming up close' to the screen surface in order to compress your consciousness space and psyche to the back of your head?

'Bono is meant to be a rock star' ... ??????? Who says that? His agent???????? He's a prat and a fake like Gene Symmonds. It's rock to those that think an Allegro Vanden Plas is a posh car.

Sorry, Pstotto, but I'm not aware of the BBC's "we" used to indoctrinate me politically. Give a few examples to give at least a hint of what you're talking about.

I think we all accept that MOTD can be pi££-poor for any Clarets fan but to me its no better nor worse than BT or Sky's offerings.

Do you not watch BBC drama ? Light entertainment ? Attenbrough and Co ? Never listen to radio ? None of these, just as a matter of principle ?
If so, the loss is yours.

As for your "graphic football symbol" etc etc I have to admit I'm completely baffled. Please explain - very briefly !

Pstotto · Post by **Pstotto** » Sat Dec 30, 2017 6:58 pm

You're probably so blinded by the hypnographics of the BBC that you don't even notice. Can you tell when one program starts and another finishes? The BBC's 'we' is used so insidiously that most folk are not aware of it. Obviously I don't tape the BBC and collect examples.

One example I do remember: 'Do you remember how our minds were programmed to see such and such and now our minds are programmed to react to this and that' etc. (no kidding.) I can't remember the subject but I remember the content.

Also:

Friend in pub: "It's funny how we're all now addicted to Danish crime dramas...etc."
Me: "Errr.... No? I don't watch them."

If you watch MOTD tonight, as an unecessasry graphic link, they 'roll' a massive computer graphic 'football' type object into view. What they do is bring it from a mid-space position very much to the forefront of the screen so that if it were in your room it would fill the space and probably knock the viewer over.

It's a utilization of an old cinematic trick where during the first days of cinema they filmed a locomotive coming at the screen and in some cases the audience were so convinced by the image that they all ran out of the cinema, fearing that there was an actual train coming at them. VR is convincing in a similar manner. The effect of this graphic football symbol 'coming at the viewer' is to subduct the viewer by forcing their psyche into a state of introspection via this mind control device, via crushing the consciousness space of the psyche. I think it's pure evil and partly responsible (and the rest of the CGI barrage) for 1 in 4 are now suffering mental health issues as stated on Football Focus, today.

I do watch BBC programs and MOTD, the news etc. and BBC4 and 2 with my dinner or if i'm bored but there's only so much BBC piano music one can stand. Blue Planet 2 was interesting but the music got so much I had to switch over.

I generally can't stand any drama on TV, the acting is usually awful, or it's filmed at dog height through a toilet roll.

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