Were he still alive, he’d probably spinning in his grave.
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You’ll probably also know that MP, Neil Parish, has been metaphorically caught with his pants down: after watchingpornography on his phone in the House.
Whilst sitting near at least two female ministers.
Who’ve — understandably — complained.
He’s reported himself to the relevant Parliamentary complaints body, had the Whip removed, is facing an inquiry …
And is now saying he opened the site … by mistake.
No-one has — publicly — supported that claim.
I suspect no-one will privately support that claim.
Personally? I don’t know if that was accidental: I think opening porn by mistake can be hard or easy, depending on where we are. I’m also aware most workplaces block porn sites: on work computers.
I don’t know whether he should resign, be sacked, or permanently expelled from the parliamentary party.
You’ve possibly realised I’m a Terry Pratchett fan: have been since I first read his work, back in the 1980s.
And I’m one of the — seemingly many — fans who’ll be boycotting BBC America’s The Watch as, when and if it gets a UK showing.
It’s wrong, on so many levels.
Including the casting.
At any rate, because of that, I’m planning to avoid it.
But also very pleased when the Guardian announced that Narrativia, the Pratchett family multi-media company had done deals with a couple of production companies: to produce. versions more faithful to the novels.
I’m looking forward to those.
The BBC America version is both wrong … and insulting to the fans, it’s American audience, and Sir Terry’s memory.