Thursday, January 15, 2009
JOWLS
Last night, we had the BBC's News channel on.
The newsreader promised us that there was a bulldog puppy in the studio, because there is a news story about the Kennel Club's change in the standards it applies to pedigree dogs. All to do with health problems caused by inbreeding ... well, click on the link if you're interested.
I waited forty minutes to see the puppy. Aaawwwww.
The newsreader promised us that there was a bulldog puppy in the studio, because there is a news story about the Kennel Club's change in the standards it applies to pedigree dogs. All to do with health problems caused by inbreeding ... well, click on the link if you're interested.
We were informed that "the bulldog puppy is going to be here, but you'll have to wait about forty minutes to see it".
Well, bollocks to that! I want HARD news, and I want it now! I don't want to see a bulldog puppy! How old do you think I am? I want to know about THE REAL WORLD. I want to know, from every angle, exactly WHY that Government Spokeslady* suggested that there were were signs of "green shoots of recovery" in British business. I want to see a story about that which lasts for at least an hour. I want to furrow my brow so much that my forehead caves in and I end up looking like the bulldog puppy in this picture:
He's obviously bothered about the British economy and the credit crunch much more than the bloody BBC. Is this what we pay our licence fee for?
I waited forty minutes to see the puppy. Aaawwwww.
*as she would be described by Polly Witterings
Labels: BBC, bulldogs, credit crunch, green shoots of recovery, Kennel Club, Polly Witterings
