Question Time 30/10
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And why are all the yanks wearing poppies - is it the BBC at work ? Dimbleby and Sharma fine, but the americans ?
I wholeheartedly support the poppy appeal but I do get irritated that everybody who appears on any BBC current affairs type programme wears a poppy from late October onwards, and a fresh, crisp new one at that.
The MOD official line is that they are worn from 2nd November (after All Saints Day) until the 11th.
I wholeheartedly support the poppy appeal but I do get irritated that everybody who appears on any BBC current affairs type programme wears a poppy from late October onwards, and a fresh, crisp new one at that.
The MOD official line is that they are worn from 2nd November (after All Saints Day) until the 11th.
tubbystu said:
And why are all the yanks wearing poppies - is it the BBC at work ? Dimbleby and Sharma fine, but the americans ?
I wholeheartedly support the poppy appeal but I do get irritated that everybody who appears on any BBC current affairs type programme wears a poppy from late October onwards, and a fresh, crisp new one at that.
The MOD official line is that they are worn from 2nd November (after All Saints Day) until the 11th.
http://www.pistonheads.com/xforums/topic.asp?h=0&t=601581&hw=poppies&nmt=Poppies%20...%20when%20to%20wear%20them?I wholeheartedly support the poppy appeal but I do get irritated that everybody who appears on any BBC current affairs type programme wears a poppy from late October onwards, and a fresh, crisp new one at that.
The MOD official line is that they are worn from 2nd November (after All Saints Day) until the 11th.
Bee_Jay said:
collateral said:
Doubt it could be any better than the Ian Hislop first of the series though...he was incredible!
Didn't see that - what made it so good? When was it on?One to get you started
Edited by collateral on Thursday 30th October 23:41
collateral said:
Bee_Jay said:
collateral said:
Doubt it could be any better than the Ian Hislop first of the series though...he was incredible!
Didn't see that - what made it so good? When was it on?One to get you started
Edited by collateral on Thursday 30th October 23:41
An interesting edition. There's no doubt that the Yanks lack the "politeness" of British partcipants - but it was lively and good TV.
I'd like it if they did a few more American broadcasts - but say in places like Wyoming or Florida - and not in an election year.
I'd like it if they did a few more American broadcasts - but say in places like Wyoming or Florida - and not in an election year.
Edited by Eric Mc on Friday 31st October 00:02
Bee_Jay said:
collateral said:
Bee_Jay said:
collateral said:
Doubt it could be any better than the Ian Hislop first of the series though...he was incredible!
Didn't see that - what made it so good? When was it on?One to get you started
Edited by collateral on Thursday 30th October 23:41

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