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Old April 14th 04, 08:54 AM
Simon Gardner
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I note (to my surprise) that the French satellite comic - Tele-satellite -
now publishes weekly BBC schedules (inc CBBC etc) for all their French
readers who (we are told) aren't interested in watching the BBC on their
dishes that can't (we are told) get it [cf the nonsensical Jomtien's Catch
Pi].

[I tend to buy a copy of this cracking good read whenever I'm in France.]


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Old April 14th 04, 09:24 AM
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Simon Gardner wrote:
I note (to my surprise) that the French satellite comic - Tele-satellite -
now publishes weekly BBC schedules (inc CBBC etc) for all their French
readers who (we are told) aren't interested in watching the BBC on their
dishes that can't (we are told) get it [cf the nonsensical Jomtien's Catch
Pi].

[I tend to buy a copy of this cracking good read whenever I'm in France.]



Since I receive BBC quite well from Germany (with my 2nd dish), it
should be to much of a problem to receive them from most parts of France...

CU

Torsten

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Old April 14th 04, 09:24 AM
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Simon Gardner wrote:
I note (to my surprise) that the French satellite comic - Tele-satellite -
now publishes weekly BBC schedules (inc CBBC etc) for all their French
readers who (we are told) aren't interested in watching the BBC on their
dishes that can't (we are told) get it [cf the nonsensical Jomtien's Catch
Pi].

[I tend to buy a copy of this cracking good read whenever I'm in France.]



Since I receive BBC quite well from Germany (with my 2nd dish), it
should be to much of a problem to receive them from most parts of France...

CU

Torsten

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Old April 14th 04, 10:50 AM
Simon Gardner
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In article ,
"T. Fink" wrote:

Simon Gardner wrote:
I note (to my surprise) that the French satellite comic - Tele-satellite -
now publishes weekly BBC schedules (inc CBBC etc) for all their French
readers who (we are told) aren't interested in watching the BBC on their
dishes that can't (we are told) get it [cf the nonsensical Jomtien's Catch
Pi].

[I tend to buy a copy of this cracking good read whenever I'm in France.]


Since I receive BBC quite well from Germany (with my 2nd dish), it
should be to much of a problem to receive them from most parts of France...


You missed the point.

Of course you can receive it quite well in Germany and of course it's easy
to get all over France - and indeed a large part of Western Europe.

The point is that we have been lectured for a number of years by Jomtien
who maintains that (a) nobody in France (in particular) will ever want to
watch it and (b) the only people who want to watch it in continental Europe
are those with relatives or friends in the UK. This is, of course, ********
and always was.


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Old April 14th 04, 10:50 AM
Simon Gardner
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In article ,
"T. Fink" wrote:

Simon Gardner wrote:
I note (to my surprise) that the French satellite comic - Tele-satellite -
now publishes weekly BBC schedules (inc CBBC etc) for all their French
readers who (we are told) aren't interested in watching the BBC on their
dishes that can't (we are told) get it [cf the nonsensical Jomtien's Catch
Pi].

[I tend to buy a copy of this cracking good read whenever I'm in France.]


Since I receive BBC quite well from Germany (with my 2nd dish), it
should be to much of a problem to receive them from most parts of France...


You missed the point.

Of course you can receive it quite well in Germany and of course it's easy
to get all over France - and indeed a large part of Western Europe.

The point is that we have been lectured for a number of years by Jomtien
who maintains that (a) nobody in France (in particular) will ever want to
watch it and (b) the only people who want to watch it in continental Europe
are those with relatives or friends in the UK. This is, of course, ********
and always was.


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Old April 14th 04, 10:58 AM
Simon Gardner
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In article ,
Jim Watt wrote:

Sacre bleu - but eet ease in engleish, ow will zey understand zee
telletubbies.


What is the 'first' foreign language taught in French schools and is it
compulsory?


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Old April 14th 04, 10:58 AM
Simon Gardner
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In article ,
Jim Watt wrote:

Sacre bleu - but eet ease in engleish, ow will zey understand zee
telletubbies.


What is the 'first' foreign language taught in French schools and is it
compulsory?


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Old April 14th 04, 10:59 AM
ian
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The point is that we have been lectured for a number of years by Jomtien
who maintains that (a) nobody in France (in particular) will ever want to
watch it and (b) the only people who want to watch it in continental

Europe
are those with relatives or friends in the UK. This is, of course,

********
and always was.


Yawn


 




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