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Internet Radio And TV
Posted: February 4th, 2009, 5:00 am
by Gerald Creasy
http://www.giveawayoftheday.com/
The above site has a FREE INternet Radio Tv program available today.
I'm watching British Parliment right now (why!? Because I CAN!!)
Re: Internet Radio And TV
Posted: February 4th, 2009, 5:46 am
by bibleguy
Gerald Creasy wrote:I'm watching British Parliment right now (why!? Because I CAN!!)
Great. CSPAN, but with more pomp and arrogance by a bunch of stuffed shirts and powdered wigs whose forefathers lost the American Revolution...
(It's a good thing we won, too, or else we would all be speaking English today!)
Posted: February 4th, 2009, 7:12 am
by bibleguy
I love the Russian comedy channel!
Man says to woman: "So. You must live alone."
Woman: "Yes. How did you know?"
Man: "Because you're quite ugly."
Posted: February 4th, 2009, 7:59 am
by Mole_J
I like watching the British Parliament, especially when the Prime Minister is present. The opposing party going after the Prime Minister is fairly entertaining.
Wish the President had to do that here, it would make politics more exciting.
Re: Internet Radio And TV
Posted: February 4th, 2009, 9:59 am
by Gerald Creasy
bibleguy wrote:(It's a good thing we won, too, or else we would all be speaking English today!)
ORDER!! ORDER!!!!
The etimable Guy of the Bible may be On top of The Holy Scripture, but on matters of language he has displayed his lack of knowldge. Some linguists have informed us that the American manner of Speaking is CLOSER to the way the British spoke in the late 1600s than the manner now heard in London.
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Re: Internet Radio And TV
Posted: February 4th, 2009, 10:14 am
by bibleguy
Gerald Creasy wrote:bibleguy wrote:(It's a good thing we won, too, or else we would all be speaking English today!)
ORDER!! ORDER!!!!
The etimable Guy of the Bible may be On top of The Holy Scripture, but on matters of language he has displayed his lack of knowldge. Some linguists have informed us that the American manner of Speaking is CLOSER to the way the British spoke in the late 1600s than the manner now heard in London.
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I must concede the point, as the Noble Lord Creasy of the Commonwealth of Kentucky has so eloquently pointed out. Far be it from me to cause his knickers to be in a bunch.
Re: Internet Radio And TV
Posted: February 4th, 2009, 12:15 pm
by Jennifer Smith
Gerald Creasy wrote:bibleguy wrote:(It's a good thing we won, too, or else we would all be speaking English today!)
ORDER!! ORDER!!!!
The etimable Guy of the Bible may be On top of The Holy Scripture, but on matters of language he has displayed his lack of knowldge. Some linguists have informed us that the American manner of Speaking is CLOSER to the way the British spoke in the late 1600s than the manner now heard in London.
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Yes, excepting of course the way the folks speak in KaINTucky...
