Thank you BBC news you ungrateful sods
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Spoiler alert.
Epic fail.
I knew I should have avoided reading this thread too.....
Next GP ,I will go without reading the result for 10 days.
That's my challenge for next time.....
Looked up when it is ,I might go on a road trip early in May so that'll make it easier as I go without any news when in the middle
of nowhere Europe.
Epic fail.
I knew I should have avoided reading this thread too.....
Next GP ,I will go without reading the result for 10 days.
That's my challenge for next time.....
Looked up when it is ,I might go on a road trip early in May so that'll make it easier as I go without any news when in the middle
of nowhere Europe.
Edited by lucido grigio on Tuesday 18th April 12:05
Just goes to show, if you're switched on about it you can avoid the news and social media (contrary to what PH EXR says), but there's generally some 
who ruins it for you eventually, inadvertently or otherwise.
In this case the is PH XKR, deliberately, ironically in the thread he started to complain about people spoiling the result for him.
who ruins it for you eventually, inadvertently or otherwise.In this case the
is PH XKR, deliberately, ironically in the thread he started to complain about people spoiling the result for him.
Eric Mc said:
Why did you say that?
Because irony, a thread about spoiling the results by the BBC which received such idiotic replies from members that I would have thought would share a level of compassion. One would naturally, safely assume that by the time it was posted the results would be widely known.Edited by Eric Mc on Tuesday 18th April 08:24
When I mention my friend deliberately telling me the result, that is somehow my fault and yet now I do the same somehow that is my fault. You can't have it both ways.
acer12 said:
Great, the quarterly rant at people discussing sporting events after they have happened. People should really know sports events are not up for discussion until 12 years have passed.
A couple of options for the OP
1. Attend anger classes, some unnecessary name calling going on from the OP, will also have the benefit of postponing that impending heart attack
2. Work harder so they can afford sky and watch the race live
3. Work harder so try don't need to have a flat mate
Or 3 which is the more obvious one, don't watch the news and stay away from OBVIOUS sources of news / spoilers for a few hours! Not rocket science
Im his so called 'flat mate'.... A couple of options for the OP
1. Attend anger classes, some unnecessary name calling going on from the OP, will also have the benefit of postponing that impending heart attack
2. Work harder so they can afford sky and watch the race live
3. Work harder so try don't need to have a flat mate
Or 3 which is the more obvious one, don't watch the news and stay away from OBVIOUS sources of news / spoilers for a few hours! Not rocket science
He earns enough to go to a GP and offered to go to the Monaco GP at the end of may but he is too tight to go.
On point 3 he only pays for half the rent but not any loo rolls,
And we are in Belgium and dont have 'British Sky' here in the flat.
But I do have Sky Sports on my Ipad and will continue to be a spoiler so he can jog on...
PH XKR said:
Eric Mc said:
Why did you say that?
Because irony, a thread about spoiling the results by the BBC which received such idiotic replies from members that I would have thought would share a level of compassion. One would naturally, safely assume that by the time it was posted the results would be widely known.Edited by Eric Mc on Tuesday 18th April 08:24
When I mention my friend deliberately telling me the result, that is somehow my fault and yet now I do the same somehow that is my fault. You can't have it both ways.
Just don't talk about the results EXCEPT in the official thread. In that way, those who don't want to know, know which thread to avoid.
As for blurty flat mates - nothing can be done about that.
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