Izzy H Posted June 7, 2006 Report Posted June 7, 2006 Pfft, I thought it was true for a moment there.
[email protected] Posted June 8, 2006 Report Posted June 8, 2006 Home and Away will be taken off the air for a period of two months during the next winter. A spokesperson at five said that this decision hadn't been taken lightly and as was made due to a fear of fans of the show being offended that they were contributing to the Australian economy during a period when the two cricket teams were competing against each other. A viewer from Hull, 26, was outraged by this decision. "Why would anyone in their right mind by offended by watching Home and Away whilst the Ashes is on". Her partner, 28, butted in saying the only thing offensive about Home and Away was the hammy acting. Daily Express columnist Anne Widdecombe said it was yet another example of political correctness gone mad. The Daily Mail blamed this latest decision on refugees from Rwanda. © TV WEAK I have just checked both these newspapers online, (thoroughly), and there is no mention of it on either of these newspapers' websites. I think now that this is a windup!. Mind you, I would not be surprised either if it was true! It's lucky that I have a great sense of humour ha ha! Claire, word of warning, Ryan has contacts at 'TV Weak'.....take everything he says with a barrel of salt. Ryan: Nice to see TV Weak has made a reappearance, I wondered when it would rear it's ugly head again
H&A_FAN Posted June 8, 2006 Report Posted June 8, 2006 I was only fooled until I read to the end and saw TV Weak, it was also funny that people actually believed it.
Emmadolly Posted June 8, 2006 Report Posted June 8, 2006 What goes around, comes around. And one day we will all gang up on you, and give you the best wind up ever. LOL You nearly had me going there.
John Posted June 9, 2006 Report Posted June 9, 2006 Home and Away will be taken off the air for a period of two months during the next winter. A spokesperson at five said that this decision hadn't been taken lightly and as was made due to a fear of fans of the show being offended that they were contributing to the Australian economy during a period when the two cricket teams were competing against each other. A viewer from Hull, 26, was outraged by this decision. "Why would anyone in their right mind by offended by watching Home and Away whilst the Ashes is on". Her partner, 28, butted in saying the only thing offensive about Home and Away was the hammy acting. Daily Express columnist Anne Widdecombe said it was yet another example of political correctness gone mad. The Daily Mail blamed this latest decision on refugees from Rwanda. © TV WEAK "Smiles" Well written!!!
staci Posted June 9, 2006 Report Posted June 9, 2006 i believed you as well but it really wouldnt suprise me 5 is no good i only watch it for home and away and charmed
staci Posted June 9, 2006 Report Posted June 9, 2006 Being a cow can do harmful damage. Im sorry I dont quite get what you mean, I've been a bit slow lately exam stress.
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