What can you recommend watching?

Apologies, it's on channel 4seven, the film 4 24 hour later channel and you can stream it on channel 4 catch up for 7 days
 
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Dox said:
Found it…it’s some odd channel - looks like 4 7 or something 👍 err channel 47
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Gimlet said:
My new oak tv stand comes next week and then the new gogglebox gets unpacked and plugged in. There better fecking well be something worth watching when it does... 👀
Otherwise I've spent £1600 to watch GBNews and Mortimer and Whitehouse Gone Fishing in UHD with cinema surround sound..😖
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TV Licence payers are somewhere beneath paedos but somewhat above Big Pharma shareholders in terms of esteem.







Nah, kidding.

TV Licence payers are slightly above paedos. Carry on.
 
Loz said:
TV Licence payers are somewhere beneath paedos but somewhat above Big Pharma shareholders in terms of esteem.







Nah, kidding.

TV Licence payers are slightly above paedos. Carry on.
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What's a TV license? Are they that complicated now that you have to pass a test?
 
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Loz said:
TV Licence payers are somewhere beneath paedos but somewhat above Big Pharma shareholders in terms of esteem.







Nah, kidding.

TV Licence payers are slightly above paedos. Carry on.
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Virtually everyone with a pension fund has their money in big pharma, but then ignorance is bliss.
 
AirCon said:
Virtually everyone with a pension fund has their money in big pharma, but then ignorance is bliss.
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Not me auld lad, my pension is invested unfortunately/fortunately (delete as appropriate) big agri, 20 years of graft for one of the multinationals.
 
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AirCon said:
Virtually everyone with a pension fund has their money in big pharma, but then ignorance is bliss.
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I used to know an old farming chap whose family had farmed the same farm around Hunsdon/Sawbridgeworth and Ware. It was bought some years before by B.P. pensions but they continued to farm it as tenants. You'd be suprised at just how many big pension funds invest in pharma, weapons, tobbaco companies etc etc. It's not moral but it's just business. They are after the best investment for their pensioners past, present and future.
 
Noobie said:
I used to know an old farming chap whose family had farmed the same farm around Hunsdon/Sawbridgeworth and Ware. It was bought some years before by B.P. pensions but they continued to farm it as tenants. You'd be suprised at just how many big pension funds invest in pharma, weapons, tobbaco companies etc etc. It's not moral but it's just business. They are after the best investment for their pensioners past, present and future.
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Of course. They are stable long term investments. We'll never run out of war or disease and industry will always flourish around them.
 
Noobie said:
I used to know an old farming chap whose family had farmed the same farm around Hunsdon/Sawbridgeworth and Ware. It was bought some years before by B.P. pensions but they continued to farm it as tenants. You'd be suprised at just how many big pension funds invest in pharma, weapons, tobbaco companies etc etc. It's not moral but it's just business. They are after the best investment for their pensioners past, present and future.
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Did you make those place names up or copy them from an Enid Blyton book ?
 
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