Before you fire off the letter of complaint try this test

Posted on October 29th, 2008 by Mr. Fatuous.
Categories: Inane Banter.

If you happen to live in Britain and have a head you will of heard of the current storm over Russell Brand’s radio show in which they left answer machine messages for Andrew Sachs of Faulty Towers fame. The message could have and indeed did offend Mr. Sachs. It also managed to offend about 2 other people enough to complain.

Then the media got hold of it and all hell broke loose. By the end of next week I fully expect Brand and Ross to have been expelled from planet Earth. It’s that convoluted that the BBC have published a timeline!

If however you find yourself one of the 6 people left who aren’t sure whether to be outraged or not try this simple test. Just click on their fizzogs and follow the simple flow chart.*

*May not actually be simple enough for Sun readers. Like they’re going to write a letter anyway.

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4 comments.

Robbie

Comment on October 29th, 2008.

Phew, I’m glad someone cleared that up for me. I wasn’t sure whether to be offended or now.

Rob

Comment on October 29th, 2008.

I like flowcharts. They remove all ambiguity and make life simple … but not as simple as those assholes Brand and Woss.

Mark

Comment on November 6th, 2008.

as an atheist the possible results intrigued me, especially after the Brand/Ross situation that was blown out of all proportion. If any one fancies doing this and suggesting to others they do the same please do.

1. Go to www.bbc.co.uk/complaints/complaints_stage1.shtml
2. Make sure you have the ‘Make a complaint’ box ticked
3.Complain about ‘Television Programmes’
4. Select bbc 1 and Put 02/11/08 in date
5.Songs of Praise in Programme box
6. Make a sensible complaint about how and why you dislike Songs of Praise
7. Put in some false (but reasonable) details

Mr. Fatuous

Comment on November 6th, 2008.

Funny, I was going to suggest that everybody write in and complain that they find the humour in “After you’ve gone” and “My Family” deeply offensive. I know I do.

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