Corrie weekly updates from 1995I keep hoping that the announcer at the end is going to say, "If you've
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Greetings and welcome to another week of words from Weatherfield. And so without any further ado, here we go with this week’s Coronation Street update.
In this week’s Corrie, you know there’s going to be few laughs when the announcer warns you that the programme you’re about to watch contains “some scenes which viewers may find distressing.”
On 14/11/2020 10:15, glenda.s...@gmail.com wrote:
Corrie weekly updates from 1995I keep hoping that the announcer at the end is going to say, "If you've been affected by tonight's episode - for God's sake, pull yourself together, it's only a bloody programme!"
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Greetings and welcome to another week of words from Weatherfield. And so
without any further ado, here we go with this week’s Coronation Street update.
In this week’s Corrie, you know there’s going to be few laughs when the >> announcer warns you that the programme you’re about to watch contains “some
scenes which viewers may find distressing.”
Also, whoever writes the previews for the Sky programme guide needs a lesson on
how to avoid spoilers. The one for last Friday's episode said "The judge gives
her verdict in Oliver's case." So far, so good - but it goes on, "Leanne vows to
appeal." Hmm, I wonder what the decision was?
Also, whoever writes the previews for the Sky programme guide needs a
lesson on how to avoid spoilers. The one for last Friday's episode said
"The judge gives her verdict in Oliver's case." So far, so good - but it
goes on, "Leanne vows to appeal." Hmm, I wonder what the decision was?
GordonD (g.davie@btinternet.com) said...
Also, whoever writes the previews for the Sky programme guide needs a
lesson on how to avoid spoilers. The one for last Friday's episode said
"The judge gives her verdict in Oliver's case." So far, so good - but it
goes on, "Leanne vows to appeal." Hmm, I wonder what the decision was?
The guide writers must have gone to the same school as my company's HR department.
While I'm mainly working from home, I do occasionally go into the office
and they have COVID procedures in place. Occasionally, someone tests
positive and they do a deep cleaning of affected areas, and send out a bulletin to anyone who was in the office around the last date they were there.
For privacy reasons, they understandably cannot say who it was, or even
their department, and they cannot state whether the person is male or
female. They do indicate what parts of the building they were in on that
last day they were in the office, including saying something like, "used
the women's washroom on the fifth floor".
But, they do not say whether the person was male or female. ;-)
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