Reads warning.
Follows link anyway.
Finds that teh stupid really is as bad as you said.
Thinks about headbutting window, decides against it.
Seriously - though the word is grossly inappropriate given the post linked to - what the hell is the author's point? Shock news: Doctor Who is not politically nuanced; ursine creature found defecating in heavily forested regions...
Why do I have the feeling that the post's author was born south of Grantham? Indignation on behalf of one's Brothers in Arms, no doubt.
(I was about to go into detail on how the post's author has completely misread the not-very-subtle episode in question, but on second thoughts such arrantly numbskulled idiocy is best left to those who nod sagely at it. I can't resist observing that the writer of the DW episode which conspicuously, and not-very-subtly, identified British merits with those of the plucky London Town Blitz was not Comrade Davies. Any guesses who it was?)
Doctor Who is not politically nuanced
Gets worse - one of the commenters says he refuses to watch the show because the Doctor once praised the welfare state. Jesus, that's some industrial strength stupid.
I have to be fair, though, most of the rest of them have the sense to be a bit embarrassed about it.
So what's the one abot the woman who sleeps with a giant alien wasp and then gives birth to a mini wasp baby trying to say abouyt the state of social decay in modern Britan then?
Oh, and the crazy satirist should be heralded as something of a genious for coming up with the funniest fake Tv schedule since TV Go Home. Mick Hucknels Pink Pancakes. Nuff said.
...the crazy satirist should be heralded as something of a genious
I know the guy, so I can assure you he is a genius. His personal hygeine leaves something to be desired, though.
You can go right back to Doctor Who And The Green Death and there's reference made to Welsh-language controversies. Gave comfort to terrorists, I would imagine.
Somebody wants to tell HP that they are not, in fact, sought-after commentators on matters political and cultural. Of course that's true of most bloggers, but the illusion seems more powerful in these halfwits than in most.
...they are not, in fact, sought-after commentators on matters political and cultural.
Precisely. Like all policemen of permitted opinion, they're far better at leading two-minute hates than they are at cultural criticism, an activity they seem incapable of without assessing the work in question's utility to the movement.
Oh, no, wait a minute, I've got my serious head on. I meant like all policement of permitted opinion, they're... twats.
And fuck me, corporate lawyer David T appears to have decided that eating at Nando's gives him some kind of working class cred, and is flicking the rods at all those posho liberals who don't share his proletarian tastes. Meanwhile, the rest seem to have decided Britain should destroy the BBC and invade Zimbabwe, in that order.
Good God, HP was always a booby hatch for hooting mentalists, but this is mining new and undiscovered seams of crazy, and the commentariat are sucking it up like high-end Dysons on crack.
Clearly, the introduction of their astoundingly dense new guest poster has made the rest of the second eleven realise they can pretty much mine their own rectums for content, and now they're digging out the long spoons.
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