what is the difference between the US version and the UK version.
thanks in advance.
In the UK version, we drive on the left!!!!!!
d:~)
#:~> **Peter**
Don't forget the steering is on the right too, as well as we spell tyres
properly and there are no commercial breaks every 3 minutes with a word
from our sponsor ;-))
Mark
> what is the difference between the US version and the UK version.
> thanks in advance.
The UK version is multilingual and the manuel is WAY beter
(color photos and all!). But that's about it.
Tchow.
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> > In the UK version, we drive on the left!!!!!! > > d:~) > > #:~> **Peter** > Don't forget the steering is on the right too, as well as we spell tyres > properly and there are no commercial breaks every 3 minutes with a word > from our sponsor ;-))Oh, I see - that's as opposed to 120 channels with the same predictable
"humour"? Oh, and we spell "humour" properly too..... ;-)
Now when does that darts programme start.....
Yeah, but our 4 channels contains more worthwhile stuff than the US'
120. Besides, satellite TV contains at least another 20, most of which
are also decent.
And as for our humoUr, I can't think of a UK sitcom that even approaches
being as ***as 3rd Rock From the Sun. :)
And our bands are better... :P
--
Dave Bowers
Erm, I don't know when you last visited the UK, but it was obviously a
LOooonnggggg time ago.
We have quite a few more channels than four now you know? With 5
terrestrial channels, satellite tv, and cable tv, we probably have more
channels than you!!!!
And because our cables/satellite systems are new and state of the art,
(because our government wouldn't let out the franchises to shit
companies), the quality is far better too!!!!
Darts, no never watch it, but if I did and it happened to be world
championship darts, that would mean there are lots of contestants, from
around the world taking part, unlike your "world" series where only US
teams take part?
Enough said......Tosser, (Thats English slang for Jerk)
#:~> **Peter**
Wel, I don't mean to be off-topic [hint], but I don't think it's
entirely justified to list channel 5 as a channel yet :)
I haven't watched a single program on it so far, in fact it seems to be
filled with US soaps.
--
Dave Bowers
d:~)
#:~> **Peter**
> Wel, I don't mean to be off-topic [hint], but I don't think it's
> entirely justified to list channel 5 as a channel yet :)
> I haven't watched a single program on it so far, in fact it seems to be filled with US soaps.
What about the early hours of wednesday morning (2-4am) when they show
motor racing, the CART races in full, rallying, f3 and other racing
stuff. Almost back on topic [hint].
Bob
CART races in full, are you absolutely certain about this, what about
commentary. I find it hard to believe though.
Let me know if I can ditch EuroSport.
MarkH
World Motor Sport Schedules - http://www.ncl.ac.uk
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>Bob Boakes wrote >What about the early hours of wednesday morning (2-4am) when they show >motor racing, the CART races in full, rallying, f3 and other racing. > CART races in full, are you absolutely certain about this, what about > commentary. I find it hard to believe though. > Let me know if I can ditch EuroSport. > MarkH:
: >Bob Boakes wrote
: >What about the early hours of wednesday morning (2-4am) when they show
: >motor racing, the CART races in full, rallying, f3 and other racing.
:
: > CART races in full, are you absolutely certain about this, what about
: > commentary. I find it hard to believe though.
: > Let me know if I can ditch EuroSport.
: >
: > MarkH
: Channel 5 say the CART races are in full, the first one just seemed to
: be highlights though (don't think they said "in full" until after the
: 1st one), the second was complete, on the third I think they might have
: edited down the 'full course yellows', I was a bit too bleary eyed to
: tell. It is ESPN coverage.
:
:
: Bob
:
Actually, ABC owns ESPN, so all ESPN coverage of CART is just taped
ABC coverage.
-Dirt-
