WTF - De a nis - De a nis?

[CooperS]

What the hell is on BBC 2 atm? Why is there a specialist welsh programme on a main stream national station. Has my V+ box gone crazy?

[mik.ross]

Welsh it is not.

Dè a-Nis? (pronounced: Jay a-neesh) is a Scottish Gaelic-language children's program, meaning What Now? in English

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/D%C3%A8_a-nis%3F

Google is your friend.


Your V box is F**ced

[HD Adam]

It's Jock you Tard

[Silverbullet767]

[mik.ross]

Geordie kids TV:-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQH3hxeWfs8

Sorry.


Edit to say prob. NSFW

[CooperS]

LOL.... yer i knew that.....

Anyway why is it on at prime time........ is there something significant about today for people up here?

[CooperS]

mik.ross said:

Geordie kids TV:-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQH3hxeWfs8

Sorry.


Edit to say prob. NSFW

Brilliant

[RedWhiteMonkey]

mik.ross said:

Geordie kids TV:-

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQH3hxeWfs8

Sorry.


Edit to say prob. NSFW

Middlesbrough isn't Newcastle, it's Smog Monster kids TV not Geordie kids TV!

[Nevin]

CooperS said:

LOL.... yer i knew that.....

Anyway why is it on at prime time........ is there something significant about today for people up here?

Nope, pretty standard. They don't even put subtitles on it so most of us have no idea what they are saying. Gaelic is pretty non-existent outside the Western Isles and Western Highlands.

Some days, for full entertainment, at certain times you can flick from BBC1 to BBC2 to ITV and find a Gaelic programme on each channel. Easy enough to ignore the TV for half an hour though.

[CooperS]

Nevin said:

CooperS said:

LOL.... yer i knew that.....

Anyway why is it on at prime time........ is there something significant about today for people up here?

Nope, pretty standard. They don't even put subtitles on it so most of us have no idea what they are saying. Gaelic is pretty non-existent outside the Western Isles and Western Highlands.

Some days, for full entertainment, at certain times you can flick from BBC1 to BBC2 to ITV and find a Gaelic programme on each channel. Easy enough to ignore the TV for half an hour though.

TBH your right there are 200+ channels at my disposal. Then i have catch up, then V+ sponsored shows from the past i.e. series 5 Friends etc..... (not that i watch it ) Oh then there is the stuff i've recorded.

Spose my shock was that why was it on at 19:00 or whenever on a Sunday when only a very small amount of people will be able to understand then even fewer who are willing to watch the rubbish..