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Re: Insensitive reporting - slimwilly - 05-08-15
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-33755093
Re: Insensitive reporting - fazersharp - 05-08-15
Im with you nogster I am sick of BBC lazy bias reporting, bike collided with a car like you say who is to say it was that way around, they should of said a bike and a car collided, and yes why mention high power bike the bbc are against bikes, the day marquez won motogp 2nd time it was nowhere on the bbc news but they managed to report the results of the GB womens netball team.
Oh oh I am mistaken they did report bbc radio on motorbike racing Casey Stoner but only because it was a crash - bikes in bad light again but the lazy dumb twats called him Casey STONEY.
celticdog I also watch RT for the news that bbc dosnt report, like bbc will have a line saying scuffles at a anti whatever rally (no footage) and turn to RT to see footage of a full blown riot going on. Although RT is just as bias but the other way around its almost funny sometimes they were set up as a response to anti Russian reporting by mainstream news media and show every bad western story they can find and then a Russian story about a cute baby bear cub. So I watch bbc news and then RT and somwhere in the middle may be nearer the truth.
Re: Insensitive reporting - nick crisp - 05-08-15
BBC South carried a brief report on BSB Thruxton in their sports report.
Re: Insensitive reporting - chaz - 05-08-15
the press have always slagged of motorcyclists.................
Re: Insensitive reporting - noggythenog - 05-08-15
I think it has been coined by Fazersharp as lazy reporting which id agree with......bbc news is pretty boring but you do expect a certain level of proffesionalism from them not usually seen on the likes of daily mail website for example......when they start churning out stuff like this without being careful about the wording then it gets irritating.
So not long before bbc will have celebrity gossip on the website too then, celebrities, soaps & scaremongering.
This is more factual and to the point by them though
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-north-west-wales-33797080
Re: Insensitive reporting - taylor - 06-08-15
I drove past the one accident, seen them trying to resutate ?him it was the red ducati he didn't look good, helmet was off, gut wrenching because there is nothing you can do,. so sad....
Re: Insensitive reporting - evesdad - 06-08-15
The second accident was not far from my home,got caught in the traffic after the third one on our way to cardiff. Sad to see the ducatti on the side of the road travelling home later.Radio wales had quite a balanced phone in about the weekend fatalities/accidents on monday morning where the general conclusion was ALL road users need to take more care.
Re: Insensitive reporting - noggythenog - 06-08-15
(06-08-15, 09:21 PM)evesdad link Wrote: The second accident was not far from my home,got caught in the traffic after the third one on our way to cardiff. Sad to see the ducatti on the side of the road travelling home later.Radio wales had quite a balanced phone in about the weekend fatalities/accidents on monday morning where the general conclusion was ALL road users need to take more care.
Good shout Evesdad, very true that.
Same reason i refuse to have a "baby on board" sign on my car, much to the amusement and ridicule of my wife & inlaws.......safe use of the road, regardless of who is aboard.
They even made me up a home made one to wind me up and i was contemplating sticking it on the back of my tail pack the other day to see how funny they thought it was then......might have stopped red98 tailgating me last weekend....especially when i was braking, he was so close (sorry red
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Re: Insensitive reporting - fazersharp - 06-08-15
I thought that baby on board was in the case of an accident the services would then be alerted that there still could be a baby somewhere in the wreckage safe and sound hopefully the small person -in a small place.
Which reminds me of a get my goat which will be my next post
Re: Insensitive reporting - noggythenog - 06-08-15
(06-08-15, 09:50 PM)fazersharp link Wrote: I thought that baby on board was in the case of an accident the services would then be alerted that there still could be a baby somewhere in the wreckage safe and sound hopefully the small person -in a small place.
Which reminds me of a get my goat which will be my next post
I always thought it was just cheap tat that folk who couldnt drive purchased to gloat about having a baby.
Interesting spin though mr sharp....i suspect a smart arse made up that bit though........not you may i add, didnt mean that....really hope you dont have one though
Re: Insensitive reporting - fazersharp - 06-08-15
Yes I am a smart arse and how dare you say I am not.
Kids are old enough to have there own now but I never did have one.
We did have in our old house a sticker in the kids bedroom window which was something like "rescue baby in here " with a logo of a fire man which was why I thought the baby on board was to alert the rescue services
Re: Insensitive reporting - noggythenog - 06-08-15
(06-08-15, 10:03 PM)fazersharp link Wrote: Yes I am a smart arse and how dare you say I am not.
Kids are old enough to have there own now but I never did have one.
We did have in our old house a sticker in the kids bedroom window which was something like "rescue baby in here " with a logo of a fire man which was why I thought the baby on board was to alert the rescue services
Still interesting....i suspect much the same as the on board car stickers though...seems a good idea but in reality perhaps not required although im not dissing you on that as it isnt quite the same as driving. My old man is a retired firefighter though and ive never heard of that before...i know they were tought to check properly and be particularly aware of kids hiding in cupboards and under beds....not a fireman myself so not entirely sure but i doubt they'd notice a sticker with all the smoke & thinking about it you could have a baby in the living room yet the sticker is on the bedroom window and if a fireman ran passed the living room to get to the empty bedroom and then became trapped himself while also going straight passed the casualties then that wouldn't be too good.....much like driving in that respect then the proffesional standard must be maintained regardless of outside influences ....and so searching properly as trained...every time is best maybe,...much like driving as well as possible...every time is best.
Re: Insensitive reporting - fazersharp - 06-08-15
yeh i think you are right ----- come to think of it - it was a very American looking fireman helmet silhouette, cant remember where it came from as that was 21 years ago
Re: Insensitive reporting - noggythenog - 06-08-15
(06-08-15, 10:42 PM)fazersharp link Wrote: yeh i think you are right ----- come to think of it - it was a very American looking fireman helmet silhouette, cant remember where it came from as that was 21 years ago
Wont be long before we get our "illegal immigrant onboard" plaques anyway........should keep the authorities off our tail :b
Re: Insensitive reporting - PieEater - 06-08-15
Quote:I always thought it was just cheap tat that folk who couldnt drive purchased to gloat about having a baby.
I'm with Noggy - I thought legally kids of all sizes and shapes had to be secured in appropriately designed seat boosters until a certain age / height. So there should be no reason for anyone to obscure their rear view just to advertise the fact that despite their poor taste at some point in their lives they actually managed to get a leg over.
Re: Insensitive reporting - 7omly - 07-08-15
The media in general are a bunch of forty faced tw*ts. They are negative in almost every aspect of motorcycling but when they want to sell you something or jazz up a movie they use motorcycles. Bunch of c*nts.
Re: Insensitive reporting - lew600fazer - 07-08-15
Would all depend what news you watch?? BBC N Ireland reported on a special motor cycling event that is taking place this weekend 40th year? some Honda model ( 500 vee twin thingy celebration) Npthing to do with the fact that the fastest road race in the world takes place tomorrow.