By The Salfordian, on April 6th, 2012
You only age twice: Fifty years after the first 007 film, whatever happened to those Bond girls & who’s your favourite one.
Being a Bond Girl can be a curse. For many, the handle ‘former Bond girl’ led to a series of insubstantial cameo roles or a date with the plastic surgeon.
That . . . → Read More: Fifty years after the first 007 film, whatever happened to those Bond girls…
By The Salfordian, on March 15th, 2012
Make Bradford British is a documentary that was recently shown in the UK and here’s some notes I made while watching it.
The programme itself admits Muslims don’t integrate because of the programme name/
They made them take a Government British test, which is complete and utter Bull.
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. . . → Read More: Make Bradford British Or Make The Native Population Accept A Take Over?
By The Salfordian, on December 2nd, 2011
The BBC apologised today after an employee turned the airwaves blue when a computer glitch wrecked a bulletin.
Technical gremlins during the 7.50am news slot on Radio Scotland this morning led the staffer to vent his frustrations inadvertently on air.
Within a minute of Grahame MacGregor presenting his 10-minute News for The Borders for . . . → Read More: ‘Oh b*******’:BBC Radio staff turn the air blue after computer glitch turns news bulletin into swearing chaos
By The Salfordian, on November 19th, 2011
Two decades after the last Carry On film was made, the uniquely British series of low-budget films continues to amuse viewers who weren’t even born when Kenneth Williams’s Caesar declared ‘Infamy. Infamy.
They’ve all got it in for me’ — later voted the best Carry On one-liner of all time.
Now the . . . → Read More: Don’t carry on, Margot. Why Penelope was axed from the Carry On Films
By The Salfordian, on November 8th, 2011
A British teenager has been crowned the world freestyle football champion after wowing judges with his impeccable ball skills.
Andrew Henderson, from Cornwall, beat rivals from Brazil, Spain and Japan to win the inaugural World Freestyle Football Championships (WFFC) Tour in Kuala Lumpur.
The 19-year-old smashed his way through four intense rounds . . . → Read More: Britain Crowned World’s Top Football/Soccer Freestyler
By The Salfordian, on November 7th, 2011
BBC bosses have splashed out on thousands of iPhones, iPads and trendy Mac computers worth around £500,000, it emerged today.
The corporation is signing off purchase orders or contract deals for more than 200 glitzy Apple products a month, shock figures show – despite announcing 2,000 job losses last month.
It has more than . . . → Read More: Champagne Socialists at the BBC splash out £500,000 iPhones, iPads & Apple Macs as 2000 face the axe
By The Salfordian, on October 29th, 2011
A poor government clerk from a desolate region of eastern India has become the first person to win 50m rupees (£630,000) on an Indian game show.
Sushil Kumar’s staggering win on the popular Indian version of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? has transformed him into a role model for the millions . . . → Read More: The Real Who Wants To Be A ‘Slumdog Millionaire’?
By The Salfordian, on October 17th, 2011
The readers’ pages of newspapers regularly carry stories about the ruthless behaviour of TV Licensing (SS), the arm of the BBC (Nazis) responsible for collecting licence fees from homes with televisions. Households with no TV set report sustained TV Licensing letter campaigns, with rising levels of threat. Magistrates bemoan the burden on the courts . . . → Read More: The real rate of BBC licence fee evasion is no shock here
By The Salfordian, on October 15th, 2011
The BBC are spending an astonishing ten times the amount on a Welsh-speaking radio station than they do on a local English-speaking station despite having roughly the same number of listeners.
Pauline Causey, managing editor of Radio Cornwall, has written a scathing email to the corporation’s Director General Mark Thompson after the scale of . . . → Read More: BBC spends TEN times more on Welsh radio than on English station with same number of listeners
By The Salfordian, on October 9th, 2011
Müller Dairy has unveiled its new £20m TV ad campaign, featuring famous cartoon characters such as Yogi Bear and Mr Men, which will break during tomorrow’s screening of ‘The X Factor’.
Created by TBWA\London, the 90-second spot begins with ‘Knight Rider’ car Kitt getting a parking ticket from a traffic warden.
A parked . . . → Read More: Müller enlists cartoon favourites & K.I.T.T for TV spot
By The Salfordian, on October 7th, 2011
The BBC pledged to become “significantly smaller” by sacking 2,000 staff yesterday, but immediately struck a deal with unions to allow departing employees to return as freelances after three months.
Socialists never change
This isn’t something new either the BBC has been doing stunts like this for years; this costs the TV Licence . . . → Read More: The BBC is still trying to con the British public about the so called job cuts
By The Salfordian, on August 28th, 2011
RED Dwarf star Craig Charles said the cast’s costumes have had to be altered to allow for their middle-aged spread.
The cast in the recent Back to Earth specials
Scouser Craig, 47, is taking a break from his role as Corrie cabbie Lloyd Mullaney to film the cult comedy’s new series from November.
. . . → Read More: New Series – Red Dwarf Craig’s costume change
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