"Union officials pointed to a poll by BBC2's Newsnight – showing that
twice as many people sympathised with the postal workers than with
Royal Mail management – as evidence of public support. The CWU said the
strike had been "solidly supported" on both days"

(disclaimer: Tragic event, my sympathies etc....)

I've seen some moronic campaigns in my life but this one takes the biscuit.

Aloha! Long time no blog, eh! Well, I'll "kick off" the New Year a month late with a question to the BBC. Why the fuck did I pay for American Homo Erotic Throwball Football to be shown late night on the BBC?

Assumably this will've slipped under the radar of most moaning old cunts, screening at midnight of last night but the BBC picked up the rights to show the "game" (used in the loosest possible manner) at the expense of the licence payer. Is it just me or is that just a complete waste of our money?

It’s been a long time (again) and this time I’m ripping off Charlie Brooker, rather than some whiny emo e/n livejournal shit, for your entertainment (?).

There's another one going on my list of things I hate about Dave.
It's not as if there isn't some funny stuff on there from time to time, but the amount of other crap just drones all the good stuff out. 

The TV Licence fee is one of my biggest "Pet Peeves" about this country. Its a stealth tax in reality as no-one can live without a TV in their home and call themselves human.. I mean even if you want to game on a reasonable sized TV, you're still subjected to the BBCs fee even if you don't use it for watching their shit.

Anyway, the BBC have announced they're cutting down on programs and jobs and I for one want a reduction in TV Licence fees if they are..