Home  

Members  

Join  

Search  

Listings  

 
<<<<   2725   >>>>

Topic: censored minutes

Message 1 / 2
jeremy_keensOct 16, 2008
 

 
Hi

I was just listening to 352 - A turn - and during the topic Bognor
regis both Peter and Derek quoted king george's famous riposte 'bugger
Bognor'. Except that it was expurgated and a bleep replaced the
expletive (which is expanded in Dean's transcripts). It made me wonder

Are there any otehr censored minutes? (And I don't count editing
topics out which must occur at times, though as this episode shows, it
would be hard)
And what 'worse' material has got through more recently?

One thing about listening to JAM - you realise how often people say
very very: as a bit of a pedant I have to stop myself from correcting
people, because (surprisingly) it isn't actually ungrammatical!

Jeremy

 
<<<<   2726   >>>>

Topic: Re: censored minutes

Message 2 / 2
Dean BedfordOct 16, 2008
 

 
it's the only show that is beeped. Funny isn't it, these days no-one
would think of beeping "bugger". for a second.

On Friday, October 17, 2008, at 02:31 PM, jeremy_keens wrote:

> Hi
>
> I was just listening to 352 - A turn - and during the topic Bognor
> regis both Peter and Derek quoted king george's famous riposte 'bugger
> Bognor'. Except that it was expurgated and a bleep replaced the
> expletive (which is expanded in Dean's transcripts). It made me wonder
>
> Are there any otehr censored minutes? (And I don't count editing
> topics out which must occur at times, though as this episode shows, it
> would be hard)
> And what 'worse' material has got through more recently?
>
> One thing about listening to JAM - you realise how often people say
> very very: as a bit of a pedant I have to stop myself from correcting
> people, because (surprisingly) it isn't actually ungrammatical!
>
> Jeremy
>
>