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Brett says:
More to the SMS club late night ads, here's a couple of references that go towards showing that they're all scams to rip off anyone who responds.
The Age's Digital Life section:
and from a story last week on ABC radio's PM programme:
ActualChad says:
SUBMIT!!!!
heh.
Stacy says:
I live in Ballarat and I remember picking up ABC TV on the radio as well. In fact I think that was how I used to record Duckula and other shows onto tape.
Another oddity in a similar vein from long ago: My grandmother lives across the road from a Lackluster Video store, except many years ago, before that antiseptic US corporate behemoth took over, the store was part of a local chain of video rental outlets, and they would play videos in the store. Not merely looped preview tapes, but whole films, and somehow my grandmother?s TV set was able to pick up the video signal, so I often watched films being played in the video store on her TV. I never found out how that happened. One of those technical mysteries.
Nerida Haycock says:
Brett, in relation to the Channel 9 news racism, can you please explain what you mean by “different issues that we in Melbourne have to those in Sydney and Brisbane [and] Alice Springs”? As John said, racism is racism, no matter what state you're in…
Also, PLENTY of women watched Northern Exposure.
Josh, please don't congratulate Ben Fordham for what he does – he's a dirty, tabloid guttersnipe. As for using CCTV footage for these “investigations”, they would only get access to that if it was in private premises – not public places – and vision without sound proves nothing.
And do we have to put Jeff Probst on Deathwatch now?? You bastard…
PS: BRING BACK THE GRAMMAR BATTLES!
Stacy says:
I live in Ballarat and I remember picking up ABC TV on the radio as well. In fact I think that was how I used to record Duckula and other shows onto tape.
Another oddity in a similar vein from long ago: My grandmother lives across the road from a Lackluster Video store, except many years ago, before that antiseptic US corporate behemoth took over, the store was part of a local chain of video rental outlets, and they would play videos in the store. Not merely looped preview tapes, but whole films, and somehow my grandmother?s TV set was able to pick up the video signal, so I often watched films being played in the video store on her TV. I never found out how that happened. One of those technical mysteries.
Facebook User says:
Brett, in relation to the Channel 9 news racism, can you please explain what you mean by “different issues that we in Melbourne have to those in Sydney and Brisbane [and] Alice Springs”? As John said, racism is racism, no matter what state you're in…
Also, PLENTY of women watched Northern Exposure.
Josh, please don't congratulate Ben Fordham for what he does – he's a dirty, tabloid guttersnipe. As for using CCTV footage for these “investigations”, they would only get access to that if it was in private premises – not public places – and vision without sound proves nothing.
And do we have to put Jeff Probst on Deathwatch now?? You bastard…
PS: BRING BACK THE GRAMMAR BATTLES!