This type of morality, it's OK to do X to Y beacuse they are Z, just sickens me. I personally think that anyone who subscribes to this kind of slipperly slope logic should get a punch in the mouth.
Don't forget that this isn't far from the gaeltacht - ta me ag foghlaim gaeilge - I'm learning Irish nil gaeilge agam - I don't speak Irish deag pionta guinness - ten pints of guinness go rabh maith agat - thank you
Pronunciation will be easier when you've had those ten pints - they'll correct you as you go. Anyone else got some useful phrases?
Not only does the license fee pay for radio/TV broadacsts but also part funds the BBC's excellent web services, so often linked to on/. Any shortfall is paid for by selling High Quality Publicly Funded progrsmming to the rest of the world.
I get to watch ad-free programming on up to eight channels and the other UK channels have to keep the ad-to-progamming ratio low and the quality high to compete. A show running at an hour in the US would run for about 50 minutes with UK adverts and 45 minutes ad-free
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This service gave you HHGttG, Monty Python's Flying Circus, the BBC world service, BBC News sites and much, much more.
However, in the USA, you'd probably call this Communism.
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That was Afghanistan, then Iraq. Now it's one of:
Syria
Iran
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Just watch this space...
I can see it now: 1. CIA discover location of Saddam/Osama. 2. Engineers build railway track. 3. BOOM!
ZDnet is talking out of its arse. I AM 80% of the UK.....
80% of UK
I think you need "savoir faire"
"Je ne sais quoi" translates roughly "I don't know what".
A quick google search confirms that the reason the term VDT is used is to categorise all display screen equipment.
Editors, please do not waste our time.
Don't forget that this isn't far from the gaeltacht -
ta me ag foghlaim gaeilge - I'm learning Irish
nil gaeilge agam - I don't speak Irish
deag pionta guinness - ten pints of guinness
go rabh maith agat - thank you
Pronunciation will be easier when you've had those ten pints - they'll correct you as you go. Anyone else got some useful phrases?
Vinegar and what?
Oh, you mean red sauce....
Not only does the license fee pay for radio/TV broadacsts but also part funds the BBC's excellent web services, so often linked to on /. Any shortfall is paid for by selling High Quality Publicly Funded progrsmming to the rest of the world.
I get to watch ad-free programming on up to eight channels and the other UK channels have to keep the ad-to-progamming ratio low and the quality high to compete. A show running at an hour in the US would run for about 50 minutes with UK adverts and 45 minutes ad-free
.This service gave you HHGttG, Monty Python's Flying Circus, the BBC world service, BBC News sites and much, much more.
However, in the USA, you'd probably call this Communism.RoboCantona!!!