What are you watching?

[HollowHorn]

[The Egg Man]

I've just seen a US telly program which included this sign

[Dot]

I am watching story of three men who made a trip from Belfast to Singapore in 1960s.
Their journey was made in a Mini.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00q08kr

[Bridie]

I am watching story of three men who made a trip from Belfast to Singapore in 1960s.
Their journey was made in a Mini.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p00q08kr

Thats the kind of journey i would have loved to have taken before all the world became similar and commercial.

[yoker brian]

Warning: This movie 'MAY' contain nudity?

Either it does or it doesn't, don't waste my f*****g time.

[HollowHorn]

Let me guess, issit 'Nuts in May' Issit? Issit?

[yoker brian]

Just been watching the news - last item was about the Edinburgh Panda's and their love life or lack off

Nae wonder these pandas arny pumping - everytime they try some prick turns up wae a TV crew and big Yang Huang loses his hardon

[HelenD]

Delighted with the lunchtime news: Tony Blair in front of a judge and being accused of being a war-criminal.

Fair play to the protester for finding his way in there

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-18234953

[Doorstop]

What got me was afterward .. and Blairs flat denial that he has anything to do with JP Morgan and the organisation of financing of foreign oil contracts in post war Iraq.

He's been creaming £2million a year from his position inside that hideous organisation since 2008.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politic ... viser.html

[pingu]

What got me was afterward .. and Blairs flat denial that he has anything to do with JP Morgan and the organisation of financing of foreign oil contracts in post war Iraq.

He's been creaming £2million a year from his position inside that hideous organisation since 2008.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/politic ... viser.html

i couldnt watch it for fear of putting my foot through the tv

[Mori]

A new can of worms opening for Tony trying to justify himself.

[HelenD]

I didn't watch this two weeks ago because I had enough stress going on. A wise decision as it turns out...

http://www.channel4.com/programmes/disp ... od#3346306

Watching the Detectives

How safe are your secrets? Channel 4 Dispatches reveals how easy it is to buy our most personal and confidential information.

Lloyds TSB, HSBC and O2 are all featured in this for the wrong reasons. DWP and medical records too. Nothing is sacred if someone wants to buy your data, there is someone with access who will sell it. In short, the penalties for breach of the DPA are woefully inadequate.

Aside from this, 200,000 people have access to our DWP records. I may as well publish the whole lot on the internet.

I think I'll go back to selling mashed spud in the seventies.

[banjo]

a life through the lens...david peat.last night 9 pm.superb stuff.i dont watch a lot of telly these days but this was worth the licence fee.a man dedicated to his craft.

[Dot]

Watched 'The Secret Millionaire' from Easterhouse on Tuesday night.
Had recorded it on Monday but think it was to be repeated today?

Are there really 170 gangs in Glasgow?
Good that the youth leaders escorted the young people when they were filming at night and wanting to ensure
their safety. Sad though that there is that level of danger.

On a more positive note it was good to see some of the things being done by various charities in the area.

[The Egg Man]

I've never heard John Carnochan use the number 170. 70-100 might be closer to the mark but it's still far too many.