Thank god the weirdos are limited to rugby, eh?

What an unusual and unnecessary way to interpret what I have said.

But that is your OPINION. some people find pranksters funny. Whether you find it funny or not is irrelevant it is a legitimate type of comedy.

I found it funny because it was so bad and so ridiculous that it took up the news for a whole day. It really parodies the press and makes them seem more ridiculous with their fawning over a celebrity and relegating important news off the telly and front pages.


You also seem to find it difficult to separate what happened with what is going on in your head. They talked to two nurses. Not to Kate , not to the patient not to the foetus two nurses. Where you get all this crap about it being upsetting and distressing for the patient is ridiculous.

That is going to be a lot less than than the shiite she will have to put up with from the press for the next 50 years because the press cater for people like you with wall to wall celebrity coverage.

Of course i feel sorry for the nurses caught in the middle of it but a quick i will hand you over to the management should solve the difficulty.

I would guess that when faced with a tricky or delicate situation at work all of us say i will pass you on to the manager, HR, Pr person or whatever

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so you dont like some comedy




You write it off how.

You pretend It doesnt exist, you ignore it, you tell people it is irrelevant.

Unfortunately it is not going away and unfortunately it is important. That is why i think it is OK to take the mickey out of the celebrity culture. To make the tabloids look irrelevant, to make the celebrities less important and to highlight the ridiculousness of it all. An example being that this thread will soon be longer than the one on Palestine and i know which one is more important.





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I agree with you on that one.

No probs, glad to help. Another point or 2 would be
1/ suicide by hanging is extremely rare for women, they are more likely to o/d or slit their wrists.
2/ killing yourself on your way to work is very strange.
3/ no mention of a suicide note.

mine is on the wall next to king william

Never a truer post posted

Nope, don't see any of that. Just a childish, ill-conceived call. Methinks you're reading waaaaay to much to into it to suit your anti-royal agenda.


Of course, it helps if you actually read what you're replying to, the key phrase being what I actually wrote: "potential for causing stress to the sick patient and their baby". We're all fully aware they didn't speak to Kate, doesn't change the fact they tried to.


There we go again, making things up. I utterly detest celebrity culture. That doesn't mean I can't see how despicable this 'prank' was.


Not sure they would have been on duty at 4am or 5am. And I imagine they wouldn't expect people to be pranking hospitals in the early hours with the intention of disturbing a sick and pregnant patient. Only a complete tw@ would think that was a good idea. Or indeed, humorous.

imagine if the info they'd received was 'She's just had a miscarriage'
funny, lol, lmao?

You don't prank hospitals end of

on the other similar programme like Dom Jolly etc, they get their 'victims' to sign forms to say that it's fine to air their particular prank, no signature and it's consigned to the dustbin.

At what point did they thinking making a prank call to a hospital (regardless of who the patient is) was in any way amusing? Are 999 prank calls funny?