nopeIf there's nothing else on I'll watch it and enjoy it. Some people take things like this too seriously, it's just a TV programme!
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butchbint,
Wed 11 Feb 2004, 14:45,
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yesbut it is the appaling sense that somehow I, or anyone is meant to relate to it.
Especially when they pop up the helpline numbers after a 'poignant' episode involving rape/murder/homosexuality.
I seeth with rage over the way it effectively smothers peoples abilities to react and stunts the effect of real life to many people, making really tragic events merely a conversational piece or worse, entertainment.
Fuck me.
This is getting deep.
(Especially when they pop up the helpline numbers after a 'poignant' episode involving rape/murder/homosexuality.
I seeth with rage over the way it effectively smothers peoples abilities to react and stunts the effect of real life to many people, making really tragic events merely a conversational piece or worse, entertainment.
Fuck me.
This is getting deep.
Razor What the fuck - a sig?,
Wed 11 Feb 2004, 14:51,
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so you think it's a bad thing thatChildline reported a 50% rise in reports of child abuse after a story on that subject?
( butchbint,
Wed 11 Feb 2004, 15:06,
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Wella 50% rise in calls is one thing but that is just a stat. How many of those calls were genuine?
How many of those calls would simply have been generated from a standard ad?
Call me cynical.
(How many of those calls would simply have been generated from a standard ad?
Call me cynical.
Razor What the fuck - a sig?,
Wed 11 Feb 2004, 15:16,
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