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Is it gay to be a man and own Friends DVD's?
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That's not what I said, idiot.
Going strongly for 10 years.
Which Friends did.
And Neighbours et al isn't.
Going strongly for 10 years.
Which Friends did.
And Neighbours et al isn't.
Azul wrote:
> They're massive successes in other countries, and accquire millions
> of viewers do they?
Oh and yes, down under Neighbours is huge, in the same way Coronation Street over here is.
> They're massive successes in other countries, and accquire millions
> of viewers do they?
Oh and yes, down under Neighbours is huge, in the same way Coronation Street over here is.
Azul wrote:
> And Neighbours et al isn't.
What?
Didn't you read what I put?
Neighbours has been going strongly and in the same way it is poor, so is Friends. Neighbours would have been booted of prime time BBC like Brookside was if it wasn't popular. Seeing as you seem to know such much about going strong, would you care to quote the facts of how many viewers Neighours receives?
C*ck a*se.
> And Neighbours et al isn't.
What?
Didn't you read what I put?
Neighbours has been going strongly and in the same way it is poor, so is Friends. Neighbours would have been booted of prime time BBC like Brookside was if it wasn't popular. Seeing as you seem to know such much about going strong, would you care to quote the facts of how many viewers Neighours receives?
C*ck a*se.
Do I have to bloody well spell it out?
Friends is a dominant success not only in America, but in many other countries.
Corrie is popular here because it is amongst the minority of mainstream prime time television.
As with Neighbours.
Please, try using some common sense for a change.
Friends is a dominant success not only in America, but in many other countries.
Corrie is popular here because it is amongst the minority of mainstream prime time television.
As with Neighbours.
Please, try using some common sense for a change.
ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> Azul wrote:
> And Neighbours et al isn't.
>
> What?
>
> Didn't you read what I put?
>
> Neighbours has been going strongly
No it fecking hasn't.
In Australia - it's creating nation, and a nation which doesn't produce many, if any, high quality programmes - it is popular. Because it's the only show there with decency.
And besides - how do you know for a fact it's going strongly? Since when did you live in Australia?
> Azul wrote:
> And Neighbours et al isn't.
>
> What?
>
> Didn't you read what I put?
>
> Neighbours has been going strongly
No it fecking hasn't.
In Australia - it's creating nation, and a nation which doesn't produce many, if any, high quality programmes - it is popular. Because it's the only show there with decency.
And besides - how do you know for a fact it's going strongly? Since when did you live in Australia?
Azul wrote:
> Friends is a dominant success not only in America, but in many other
> countries.
Do I have to spell it out as well?
Neighbours is popular in many other counties, just your inferior knowledge leads you to thinking otherwise.
As I said though, grab me the facts that state otherwise.
Fool.
> Friends is a dominant success not only in America, but in many other
> countries.
Do I have to spell it out as well?
Neighbours is popular in many other counties, just your inferior knowledge leads you to thinking otherwise.
As I said though, grab me the facts that state otherwise.
Fool.
Azul wrote:
> And besides - how do you know for a fact it's going strongly? Since
> when did you live in Australia?
I find this hilariously hypocritical, in the same way I would love to know how you know it isn't, please tell...
> And besides - how do you know for a fact it's going strongly? Since
> when did you live in Australia?
I find this hilariously hypocritical, in the same way I would love to know how you know it isn't, please tell...
ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> Neighbours is popular in many other counties
With as much proporion to Friends?
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear.
So they're all signing contracts for 1 million dollars per show because of it's fleeting success?
Er.
No.
> Neighbours is popular in many other counties
With as much proporion to Friends?
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear.
So they're all signing contracts for 1 million dollars per show because of it's fleeting success?
Er.
No.
Azul wrote:
> Er.
> No.
Prove it, you seem to think you know so much about it, or not.
> Er.
> No.
Prove it, you seem to think you know so much about it, or not.
ÂLŠ†ÂÎR wrote:
> Azul wrote:
> And besides - how do you know for a fact it's going strongly? Since
> when did you live in Australia?
>
> I find this hilariously hypocritical, in the same way I would love to
> know how you know it isn't, please tell...
ARRRRRRGVHHHHHHHH
Please, for I would love it so.
Point out where I've said it isn't popular in Australia.
Please.
I'll moisten myself if you do.
Fact. Neighbours hasn't been going strong for 10 years in the United Kingdom nor the USA - the two most dominant English speaking nations in television broadcasting.
So shut up.
:)
> Azul wrote:
> And besides - how do you know for a fact it's going strongly? Since
> when did you live in Australia?
>
> I find this hilariously hypocritical, in the same way I would love to
> know how you know it isn't, please tell...
ARRRRRRGVHHHHHHHH
Please, for I would love it so.
Point out where I've said it isn't popular in Australia.
Please.
I'll moisten myself if you do.
Fact. Neighbours hasn't been going strong for 10 years in the United Kingdom nor the USA - the two most dominant English speaking nations in television broadcasting.
So shut up.
:)
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