Comments by "boz" (@BOZ_11) on "BBC Archive" channel.

  1. computer revolution! women most affected
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  2.  @1UPWonders  "I didn't say you were a boomer" - i know that........
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  3.  @dzenacs2011  check the VR games and headset sales brosef. enjoy donning a plastic helmet 👍
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  4. "i'm independent, but for the roof over my head; that's my husband"
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  5. it does hold today, people only live within their families for the most part. how many close friends have you? single digits for most
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  6. For those who don't know, that there is the GamesMaster
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  7. 6:23 🤣🤣😁😁🤷‍♀🤷‍♀
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  8. UK game industry is a world leader. shame about Commodore though
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  9. 8:02 disgusting text!!! What a mare
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  10. @Maxwell Boyne that 15k is after tax profits, and profits are what's left after you pay everyone, and meet all operational costs. Profit is NOT salary
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  11.  @lillybell2068  girl you can't hoist roof tiles atop a roof, for 30 years, for a living 💪🏼
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  12. brexshit
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  13. 1:27 "If you imagine that Jim Caan has somehow magically and miraculously found the key to the feminine heart..." 🤣🤣😁😁😝😝🤣🤣
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  14.  @margin606  she burned it. silly moo!
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  15.  @borderlands6606  "The concept is sound, the execution and associations were the problem." Aye, and the private sector no doubt corrupted local officials to deprecate fire and safety standards to accelerate development and reduce costs; a lot of tower block flats built in the 60s and 70s were demolished before their 30th birthday. Longevity is a key marker
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  16.  @saltedmutton7269  They're not taking, they're opening up Govt coffers to compensate the property holders under the CPO. It's not like MP's added his business to their investment portfolio 🤣🤣 Representatives are democratically elected, that's the process. You act like they're lords.
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  17.  @davidavery2629  the point of the Magna Carta was to hold the legislator (at the time, the reigning monarch) accountable to the law, just the same as a common man. Are you aware of any laws that today's legislators are exempt from? Having said that, I do like Anatole France's quote: "The law, in its majestic equality, forbids rich and poor alike to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal their bread"
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  18. you were a little tyke back then.
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  19. working class men used to put on an RP accent if they dealt with the public (such that salesmen do)
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  20.  @bruhman5722  i know u didnt, but i just wanted to say meekness and kindness are not the same, for whoever's reading my stuff
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  21.  @Minzalin  i paid by the minute (1 pence per minute), on a dial up modem. 2001 I got BT Openreach broadband, 0.5mbps, wow
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  22.  @annother3350  didn't have the money? My way was cheaper
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  23.  @annother3350  i think a cheap CD-R 5.25" bare internal (for PC) was about £150 in 1999 and discs were about 50p each. one minidisc was £4+, and mini disc players cost about as much as a bare internal CD-R drive
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  24.  @annother3350  everybody was buying CD-R drives for data backup and transferral anyway, so "we already bought those". Infinitely more useful than a minidisc player. 50p discs love
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  25.  @SINfromPL  so long as they're all 19
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  26.  @PeaveyPV20  and the catalogue was more convenient, since by default (by virtue of being a registered customer) you would have a line of credit, and you settled the balance within 30 days.
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  27. AAANND virtual reality STILL hasn't caught on, in 2023! But for certain niche applications, it's pretty dumb
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  28.  @ek8710  the whole VR market has only sold about 21m units in the last 5 years, that's pretty dismal. so when u say "VR is more mainstream that it's ever been", it's misleading because it was never mainstream. ONE UNIT has broken the 10m units sold barrier, so i'd say it now barely classifies as "mainstream" (10m is the threshold for mainstream). To put that into perspective, as hardware sales go, if the quest 2 was a 21st century console, it would rank 18th. Control yourself.
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  29.  @charliehazelmere  Talmud Quote:- Avodah Zarah 37a:1 "...with regard to a female gentile child who is three years and one day old, since she is fit to engage in intercourse at that age, she also imparts impurity as one who experienced ziva"
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  30. @JonasM.M. As a German you've been lied to your whole life. Look up the headline: "Judea Declares war on Germany", 1933.
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  31.  @-_-j  you cant have high blood sugar if you're being rationed, unless your rations are just pure carbs. diabetes is just advanced insulin resistance, and you cant be resistant to insulin if its never high.
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  32.  @geoffreycodnett6570  I can't attest to the veracity of the report, but since I did use quotations you should understand the difference between a direct statement and a quote. Good luck
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  33. Dick Cavett is an apt name, since he often was
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  34.  @margin606  The Germans (the principal losers) ended rationing quicker than the UK (a victor). Right wingers excuse even the most obvious incompetence
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  35.  @martinhughes2549  assisting america's imperialist foreign policy ambitions is more incompetence
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  36.  @zeddeka  The Marshall plan was an effort to prop up the American industrial base, post-war, principally Ford Motor Company, since they were in dire trouble, and the Govt contracts granted to Ford (as part of the Marshall Plan) were an enormous boon to them. It gave America an 'economies of scale' boost whose momentum would run into the 90s. It's a good plan, if you're American
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  37.  @buxycat  ARPEEEE accent. toffee asses!
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  38. Back when quality was the first priority, instead of the mangled mess it is today, made by the fascist Tory propagandists
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  39.  @LasseVågsætherKarlsen  society regresses as well as progresses.
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  40.  @jaredbowhay-pringle1460  man utd was owned by men interested in football. the glazer family use man utd's revenue to pay off the debt THEY INCURRED buying the club. man utd essentially paid for the glazers to own it
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  41.  @deathlarsen7502  You're young or dumb:- *Rockstar North (formerly DMA Design) - Founded by David Jones and Mike Dailly, known for the Grand Theft Auto series. • Rare - Founded by Tim and Chris Stamper, known for classic games such as GoldenEye 007, Banjo-Kazooie, and Donkey Kong Country. • Codemasters - Founded by Richard and Jim Darling, known for racing games such as Dirt and F1. • Rebellion Developments - Founded by Jason and Chris Kingsley, known for games such as Sniper Elite and Aliens vs. Predator. • Frontier Developments - Founded by David Braben, known for games such as Elite: Dangerous and Planet Coaster. • Hello Games - Founded by Sean Murray, known for games such as Joe Danger and No Man's Sky. • Media Molecule - Founded by Mark Healey, Alex Evans, and Kareem Ettouney, known for games such as LittleBigPlanet and Dreams. • Lionhead Studios - Founded by Peter Molyneux, known for games such as Fable and Black & White. • Bullfrog Productions - Founded by Peter Molyneux and Les Edgar, known for classic games such as Populous and Theme Park. • Team17 - Founded by Martyn Brown and Debbie Bestwick, known for games such as Worms and Alien Breed.
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  42. JOLLY GOOD AULD CHAP!
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  43.  @Darwinion  I think the sum of all burger vans is still chump change, and you're essentially robbing 100+ people of a meagre living for a 0.3% increase in match day earnings. There are so many legitimate financial avenues to pursue, but this miserly dolt insists on putting his hand into the burger man's quite shallow pocket.
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  44. @Maxwell Boyne so it's not "for 15k", like you claimed. that's all i'm saying.
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  45. JP Morgan's motive to down the vessel would have come from the fact that rival millionaires John Jacob Astor, Benjamin Guggenheim and Isidor Straus were all passengers on board; all of whom were virulent opposers to the Federal Reserve's creation JP Morgan owned the IMM, which in turned owned the White Star line, but decided to skip Titanic's maiden voyage at the very last second and instead chose to stay in Europe it was actually Titanic's oldest sister the Olympic, that sunk the Olympic had been in an accident a few months before Titanic's departure, but owners White Star Line didn't have the funds to complete Titanic and fix the damage to Olympic. White Star Line switched her with Olympic, which was repaired quickly and renovated to look exactly like her younger sister. By allowing the wounded ship to sail as Titanic, the company could then collect the insurance payment when it struck the iceberg and sank.
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  46.  @lillybell2068  That's patently untrue, since there is absolutely no impediment to women registering building companies (with whatever registrar is in your country) and then hiring women to fill those roles. The trouble is, for said hypothetical business owner, is that 99% of women will not apply for building roles, even in an accommodating environment led by women. Free choice is freedom, love.
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  47.  @Monkey80llx  covid proved that at home workers have greater productivity and less stress. We ran a societal wide experiment and the results are in. you've no cogent argument, all you can do is stick your fingers in your ears
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  48.  @ytzpilot  we have indians at work, and they can't do my job to my degree of competency, and that's why i'm still there. EDIT: the language barrier is ever-present and business culture considerations always favour the native worker
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  49.  @mike18699-e  nope, the killer app for the internet was the WWW. It was publicly released in 1994, several years after this.
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  50.  @borderlands6606  but prefab buildings are notoriously shoddy, poorly insulated, cheap in the worst way. This isn't about perspective, it's about quality
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