except I was quoting Cockweasle who said that about three times yesterday
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At the time it wasn't known that there was any British on-board
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At the time it wasn't known that Cockweasle was on the main board
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At the time is was known that Cockweasle, like the rest of us, didn't know that there were any British on-board
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hmmm
sounds like there were originally no brits on board... then they decided to join mid-flight
that's my theory anyway...
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that's my theory anyway...
That may explain why the plane suddenly experienced 'difficulties'
...having the cabin opened several thousand feet up could possibly create some problems.
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I saw that.
Trelly's comment below one of them is "^This" which I quite liked
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Tue 2 Jun 2009, 12:07,
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This.
Why is it always so important to learn how many of the casualties are british/dutch at all? Are their deaths more tragic? 60-odd Brazilians etc. not bad enough?
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Why is it always so important to learn how many of the casualties are british/dutch at all? Are their deaths more tragic? 60-odd Brazilians etc. not bad enough?
No. It matters to the public.
It's called a 'public interest angle', you create interest by emphasising a personal link, usually nationality.
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I suddenly realise that people might be looking if it is their relatives on that plane
which would make it important to state the nationalities, I guess.
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They have sky news on in the canteen here
The 'presenter' was video interviewing a British ex-diplomat to North Korea about nuclear testing the other day when all of a sudden,
'I'm sorry I'm going to have to put you on hold (!?!) while we go live to watch David Milliband' (talking about expenses).
Brilliant jouralism right there.
Hello lovely btw!
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'I'm sorry I'm going to have to put you on hold (!?!) while we go live to watch David Milliband' (talking about expenses).
Brilliant jouralism right there.
Hello lovely btw!
The priorities of our media constantly astound me
It probably sounds a bit overdramatic to say 'and saddens', but it's true.
Much as I'm aware how lucky I am to be British (and I really believe I am, there are a few priviliged areas of the world that get so many things open to us that are just considered basic rights) more and more I just want to step away from this country, it just makes me sad, and angry, and frustrated.
Sorry, I'm shutting up now actually.
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Much as I'm aware how lucky I am to be British (and I really believe I am, there are a few priviliged areas of the world that get so many things open to us that are just considered basic rights) more and more I just want to step away from this country, it just makes me sad, and angry, and frustrated.
Sorry, I'm shutting up now actually.
I guess in a perfect world, it only matters to the press if it matters to the public.
The press shouldn't prioritise our sense of importance like this.
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Tue 2 Jun 2009, 11:38,
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The press shouldn't prioritise our sense of importance like this.
Yeah, I bet they were a bit dusky...or Welsh
feel wrong...feel so wrong
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Yeah, cos they fill the overhead compartments with leeks
crazy bastards
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nah it's cos they tend to open the emergency door to pop out for a smoke
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I expected better of you
Hang about, I thought you were a Welsh
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Tue 2 Jun 2009, 11:35,
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I am
I am being ironic and inflammatory possibly for comedic effects.
It may not be working. I have just recovered from 18 hours of vomiting
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Tue 2 Jun 2009, 11:37,
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It may not be working. I have just recovered from 18 hours of vomiting
Excellent, here is the view from my window. Can you see yourself?
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Tue 2 Jun 2009, 11:56,
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yes i can
i'm just two hundred miles away over that far mountain :
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*huggles*
So good to meet you and the missus, was giggling all night.
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i know
apparently all that singing interferes with their instruments :(
thankfully i travel by dragon so its not a problem
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thankfully i travel by dragon so its not a problem
nobody has confirmed
whether they own a Staffordshire Bull Terrier or which cricket team they support
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Tue 2 Jun 2009, 11:32,
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That's not an A330.
/sort of person who gets annoyed at that sort of thing blog
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Tue 2 Jun 2009, 11:16,
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Oh dear
it was the only pic i could find with a Dharma Initiative logo on the loading truck..
Nerd plane spotters .. .. !
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Nerd plane spotters .. .. !
Top work
Lots of lovely people in those photos and far too many that I didn't meet :(
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Tue 2 Jun 2009, 11:25,
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I seem to have avoided all cameras that day
good pics there mister
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Tue 2 Jun 2009, 11:52,
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God, gorgeous sir
Though that one of me has just almost made me cry.
That said, if you would let me have a copy of the one with Dixon, Prof and me on I would be very grateful :)
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That said, if you would let me have a copy of the one with Dixon, Prof and me on I would be very grateful :)
Why does it have a Dharma Logo for 'The arrow' ?
Needs more Hydra for the runway
/lost pedant
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/lost pedant