What Pisses You Off?

[Volcan]

When a girl uses a generic stage name making it virtually impossible to find everything they've done.

[alexora]

Originally Posted by Volcan

When a girl uses a generic stage name making it virtually impossible to find everything they've done.

Or worse still, when a girl is credited under a different screen name that changes each time she works for a new studio.

[Nono]

Hypocrite "religious" persons.
I am a cool guy but I could kill them using the bloodiest and most painful methods.

[Reclaimed_A1]

When my Uncle who has not worked one single day in his life, comes out of his jail and gets a F---------- stimulus check. What the hell is this world coming to?

[Arnold Layne]

Antivaxxers and truthers spouting total nonsense about Covid 19 or vaccines despite not having the first understanding of biology, vaccine development or the medicines regulatory process and further compounding their ignorance by trying to put others off having a balanced view by shouting the loudest.

There are no alternate truths on this matter, just science fact syupported by published and peer reviewed data , presented in top scince journals vs opinion with no groundswell of support from the scientific community.

[Reclaimed_A1]

The a---------- outside my building roaring his super loud engine at night and kicking up so much smoke and pollution in the air while stupid friend films it for Facebook while he exclaims my n----- is a bad---Mother-------.

[alexora]

Originally Posted by alex1

The a---------- outside my building roaring his super loud engine at night and kicking up so much smoke and pollution in the air while stupid friend films it for Facebook while he exclaims my n----- is a bad---Mother-------.

Set your alarm for 04:00, sneak out under the cover of darkness, and fill his exhaust with self expanding cavity insulator...

[LongTimeLu]

Regular programming got removed from seven BBC channels for blanket rolling news on a BIG story.
I'm surprised they didn't also switch off their kids channels too. They did their regional language channels.

The main independant channel had rolling news but without affecting their secondary channels, the others showed a couple of hours tributes then back to normal schedules.

There's only so many times I need to see a sycophant wringing their hands telling me how bad I & everyone else should be feeling. I'm a humanist. I know how I should be feeling. I can imagine for myself how the family are feeling.

And they just kept saying 'This isn't confirmed but this is what we think will happen next' - I can wait for it to be officially announced

Honestly, some of the clips they showed were interesting enough to say 'Here! Watch this bit...' when repeated; then 'Oh. They're showing that again.'

This, for me, is the best tribute:

http://telegraph.co.uk/royal-family/2021/04/10/48-prince-philips-greatest-quotes-jokes-funny-moments/

[karina808]

Arrogance

[alexora]

Originally Posted by LongTimeLu

Regular programming got removed from seven BBC channels for blanket rolling news on a BIG story.
I'm surprised they didn't also switch off their kids channels too. They did their regional language channels.

The main independant channel had rolling news but without affecting their secondary channels, the others showed a couple of hours tributes then back to normal schedules.

There's only so many times I need to see a sycophant wringing their hands telling me how bad I & everyone else should be feeling. I'm a humanist. I know how I should be feeling. I can imagine for myself how the family are feeling.

And they just kept saying 'This isn't confirmed but this is what we think will happen next' - I can wait for it to be officially announced

Honestly, some of the clips they showed were interesting enough to say 'Here! Watch this bit...' when repeated; then 'Oh. They're showing that again.'

This, for me, is the best tribute:

http://telegraph.co.uk/royal-family/2021/04/10/48-prince-philips-greatest-quotes-jokes-funny-moments/

It appears you are not alone in your thoughts...

Prince Philip: BBC receives complaints
about TV coverage of duke's death

The BBC has received complaints about the amount of television coverage it gave to the Duke of Edinburgh's death.

The broadcaster suspended planned scheduling across BBC One and BBC Two to air special coverage after the duke died at Windsor Castle on Friday, aged 99.

The BBC later put a dedicated form on its website to allow viewers to complain about the TV coverage.

Broadcasters such as Channel 4 and ITV also adjusted schedules after the news.

The BBC declined to comment on the number of complaints it had received about its coverage.

In an earlier statement, it said there would be "special coverage across all BBC networks to mark his life of extraordinary public service", with planned scheduling suspended.

BBC Radio 4 and Radio 5 Live also aired special programming charting Prince Philip's life, while BBC Four was paused and displayed a message directing viewers to switch over for a "major news report".

As a result of the rolling news coverage on Friday, the final of Masterchef, which was due to air at 20:30 BST on BBC One, was not aired.

The BBC has set up a dedicated form on its website after complaints about its coverage.

On the form, it said it had received "complaints about too much TV coverage" of the duke's death, and urged viewers to enter their email address to register a complaint.

It also made schedule changes on Saturday, with a BBC News special programme about the duke from 10:00 until 14:00, which saw shows including Saturday Kitchen Live moved to BBC Two.

The BBC was not the only broadcaster to make schedule changes following the news, with ITV adjusting its programming to lead up to an extended News At Ten programme at 22:00.

Meanwhile, Channel 4 showed an obituary programme at 16:00 , followed by an extended 90-minute news broadcast at 19:00 before returning to its peak schedule.

Source:

http://bbc.co.uk/news/uk-56703437