Aliens Are Among Us

Back in the seventies or so ISTR several series where Aliens were
living among us and running things.

In one they had little fingers that stuck out, in another they had
lizard tongues and in another their knees worked backwards.

Does anyone else find it coincidental that no such series have been
repeated since the BBC (and others) got rid of all their engineers and
relaced them with Deputy Chief Assistant Programme Controllers and the
like?

Are you casting doubt on the human qualities of Engineers or deputy
programme controllers. Your conspiracy works either way.

I do believe that the device used to modify the brains of people joining the
Police force is in use at the pr level of most communications enterprises
though.

Brian

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"Albert Ross" wrote in message
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Back in the seventies or so ISTR several series where Aliens were
living among us and running things.

In one they had little fingers that stuck out, in another they had
lizard tongues and in another their knees worked backwards.

Does anyone else find it coincidental that no such series have been
repeated since the BBC (and others) got rid of all their engineers and
relaced them with Deputy Chief Assistant Programme Controllers and the
like?

Albert Ross said the following on 26/02/2010 16:08:
Back in the seventies or so ISTR several series where Aliens were
living among us and running things.

In one they had little fingers that stuck out, in another they had
lizard tongues and in another their knees worked backwards.

Does anyone else find it coincidental that no such series have been
repeated since the BBC (and others) got rid of all their engineers and
relaced them with Deputy Chief Assistant Programme Controllers and the
like?


They moved into polite society way back hence the little finger stuck
out when drinking tea and having those little fancy cakes. The
engineers all now live in converted tanker units in railway sidings now.

"Albert Ross" wrote in message
...
Back in the seventies or so ISTR several series where Aliens were
living among us and running things.

In one they had little fingers that stuck out, in another they had
lizard tongues and in another their knees worked backwards.

Does anyone else find it coincidental that no such series have been
repeated since the BBC (and others) got rid of all their engineers and
relaced them with Deputy Chief Assistant Programme Controllers and the
like?


The Lizard people?
They invented and moved into HR Management
Haven't you notice that 25 years ago HR depts didn't exist

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Albert Ross wrote:

In one they had little fingers that stuck out, in another they had
lizard tongues and in another their knees worked backwards.

V?

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In message , Richard Tobin
writes
In article ,
Albert Ross wrote:

In one they had little fingers that stuck out, in another they had
lizard tongues and in another their knees worked backwards.

V?

-- Richard

Yes, also, the "little fingers that stuck out" refers to The Invaders.
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Ian

In message , Ian
writes
In message , Richard Tobin
writes
In article ,
Albert Ross wrote:

In one they had little fingers that stuck out, in another they had
lizard tongues and in another their knees worked backwards.

V?

-- Richard

Yes, also, the "little fingers that stuck out" refers to The Invaders.

I've got arthritis in the large joint of one of my little fingers. As a
result, the finger tends to stick out more than it should. Should I be
concerned?
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Worried (Tunbridge Wells)

Java Jive said the following on 26/02/2010 22:15:

On Fri, 26 Feb 2010 21:15:34 +0000, Richard Brooks
wrote:
They moved into polite society way back hence the little finger stuck
out when drinking tea and having those little fancy cakes. The
engineers all now live in converted tanker units in railway sidings now.

Noone in polite society sticks out their little finger when drinking
tea. It's difficult to know where that myth originated.

That's easy if you've used bone china cups instead of cracked mugs.
The handle centres are maybe small enough to get two fingers through
at best and the lower fingers either hang against the hot cup or
instinctively the user gets the offending finger out of the way.

On Fri, 26 Feb 2010 17:34:32 GMT, "Brian Gaff"
wrote:

Are you casting doubt on the human qualities of Engineers or deputy
programme controllers. Your conspiracy works either way.

I do believe that the device used to modify the brains of people joining the
Police force is in use at the pr level of most communications enterprises
though.

Ah yes, Tetra

we control the horizontal, we control the vertical

da-dee-daa-daa, da-dee-daa-daa

On Sat, 27 Feb 2010 11:24:13 +0000, Ian
wrote:

In message , Richard Tobin
writes
In article ,
Albert Ross wrote:

In one they had little fingers that stuck out, in another they had
lizard tongues and in another their knees worked backwards.

V?

-- Richard

Yes, also, the "little fingers that stuck out" refers to The Invaders.

Ahh thank you! I was wracking my brain to remember the name of that
one.

Now what was the hero's name, not Steve Austin?