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RE: Are the fanboys partly responsible for the state of the babeshows? - alexfury - 26-05-2011 19:22
(26-05-2011 19:15 )SOCATOA Wrote:(26-05-2011 19:11 )alexfury Wrote: yes and old people
Old People?
some old pelople don't like to see sex on tv so if i had to put my money on the type of people that call ofcom it would be old bizy bodys
RE: Are the fanboys partly responsible for the state of the babeshows? - SOCATOA - 26-05-2011 19:28
(26-05-2011 19:22 )alexfury Wrote: some old pelople don't like to see sex on tv so if i had to put my money on the type of people that call ofcom it would be old bizy bodys
Think it's time you got back to your homework!!!!!
RE: Are the fanboys partly responsible for the state of the babeshows? - alexfury - 26-05-2011 19:39
it looks like i may of upset you so i am sorry if what i have said upset you
RE: Are the fanboys partly responsible for the state of the babeshows? - SOCATOA - 26-05-2011 19:46
(26-05-2011 19:39 )alexfury Wrote: it looks like i may of upset you so i am sorry if what i have said upset you
Didnt upset me, just made me laugh!!!!
RE: Are the fanboys partly responsible for the state of the babeshows? - alexfury - 26-05-2011 19:52
well its nice to get a laugh even if its at my stupidity
RE: Are the fanboys partly responsible for the state of the babeshows? - Scotsman - 26-05-2011 20:00
I don't buy that anyone from the general public calls Ofcom regarding the babeshows, certainly not very often. It's clearly other channels trying to eliminate competition and probably things discussed on here from time to time. Hell, wouldn't surprise me if Ofcom had some lucky bastard sitting monitoring the channels all day or sifting through recordings to find stuff.
I certainly don't see the situation arising very often where someone is flicking through the adult channels and stumbles upon the call shows and is so disgusted by the nature of the content that they'd call Ofcom and complain.
RE: Are the fanboys partly responsible for the state of the babeshows? - StanTheMan - 26-05-2011 20:09
(26-05-2011 19:22 )alexfury Wrote: some old pelople don't like to see sex on tv so if i had to put my money on the type of people that call ofcom it would be old bizy bodys
But you can't just call Ofcom and say, "I don't like the sex channels. Make them go away." As much as I loath the organisation, they do require details when a complaint is lodged. I can't see 87 year-old Daily Mail reader Arthur Blackpudding watching three hours worth of Sportxxx just so he can lodge a complaint about a specif occurrence.
No, as Scotsman points out, complaints to Ofcom from actual viewers probably make up about 0.0001% of the total complaints.
RE: Are the fanboys partly responsible for the state of the babeshows? - Gaz "AV1" Aston - 26-05-2011 20:17
(26-05-2011 20:09 )StanTheMan Wrote: ...complaints to Ofcom from actual viewers probably make up about 0.0001% of the total complaints.
86.4% of statistics on a forum are usually made up aswell
RE: Are the fanboys partly responsible for the state of the babeshows? - alexfury - 26-05-2011 20:18
(26-05-2011 20:00 )Scotsman Wrote: I don't buy that anyone from the general public calls Ofcom regarding the babeshows, certainly not very often
i think you underestimate how sensitive some people are some people hate to see sex or nudity on tv
and those people are the vocal minority that make life hard of the rest of us
RE: Are the fanboys partly responsible for the state of the babeshows? - StanTheMan - 26-05-2011 20:27
(26-05-2011 20:18 )alexfury Wrote:(26-05-2011 20:00 )Scotsman Wrote: I don't buy that anyone from the general public calls Ofcom regarding the babeshows, certainly not very often
i think you underestimate how sensitive some people are some people hate to see sex or nudity on tv
and those people are the vocal minority that make life hard of the rest of us
Back in the 70s we had that kind of a thing from a little old lady. She was called Mary Whitehouse. The clean-up brigades of today don't really feel the need to exist because there's an established one already in place doing their job for them, and they're called Ofcom.