British Members: New TV Show Is Looking For The Loudest Snorers

[ChicagoGranny]

Please tell the idiot producers snoring is no laughing matter.

If you ever wanted 15-minutes of fame — this may be your chance!

Snoring : That annoying habit in the bedroom that can tear couples apart. And, that’s exactly what this new British TV show is looking for.

A production company in Britain is looking for the loudest and most hardcore snorers on the planet to take part in a new television series!

Firecracker Films is making an exciting new show for a major terrestrial broadcaster and we’re looking for some of Britain’s biggest and loudest snorers.

(Short news item - https://awesomejelly.com/a-new-tv-show- ... l8ffz9nlhc)

[D.H.]

It's not clear what the objective of the show is, at least not from that article.

If the show brings more awareness to the seriousness of snoring (intended or not), it could be a good thing.

[ChicagoGranny]

It's not clear what the objective of the show is, at least not from that article.

Duh.

Much of the basis of the show is still under wraps ...

[Sheriff Buford]

I got this! Nobody else need to apply! I could blow the doors off a 56' Chevy parked three blocks away!

Sheriff

[Goofproof]

I got this! Nobody else need to apply! I could blow the doors off a 56' Chevy parked three blocks away!

Sheriff

But on a quiet nite, you can hear those doors rusting. Jim

[jimbud]

It's not clear what the objective of the show is, at least not from that article.

Duh.

Much of the basis of the show is still under wraps ...

Are you saying D.H.'s middle name starts with a U?

JPB

[D.H.]

My point was that there were a presumption in the original posting that this series was somehow meant to take snoring lightly. There certainly was not enough information given to make such a conclusion. It could very well be a serious effort to educate the public. Even if that was not the intention, it could still be the result!

[Dog Slobber]

My point was that there were a presumption in the original posting that this series was somehow meant to take snoring lightly. There certainly was not enough information given to make such a conclusion. It could very well be a serious effort to educate the public. Even if that was not the intention, it could still be the result!

The recruitment refers to snoring as an "annoying habit". Snoring is not a habit and referring to it as a habit with the disparaging prefix "annoying", is not how one would describe it they intended on being helpful.

[Goofproof]

My point was that there were a presumption in the original posting that this series was somehow meant to take snoring lightly. There certainly was not enough information given to make such a conclusion. It could very well be a serious effort to educate the public. Even if that was not the intention, it could still be the result!

I would think lightly snoring would be less of a problem. As far as a serious effort to educate the public, FAT CHANCE. Just more Mindless T.V. for the Masses. Jim

[D.H.]

My point was that there were a presumption in the original posting that this series was somehow meant to take snoring lightly. There certainly was not enough information given to make such a conclusion. It could very well be a serious effort to educate the public. Even if that was not the intention, it could still be the result!

The recruitment refers to snoring as an "annoying habit". Snoring is not a habit and referring to it as a habit with the disparaging prefix "annoying", is not how one would describe it they intended on being helpful.

No, a habit can be unlearnt.

Also, below is pictured a habit.

[prodigyplace]

Wow!
Today you learned an English word can have multiple meanings.
Now learn how to say and spell learned.

[D.H.]

Wow!
Today you learned an English word can have multiple meanings.
Now learn how to say and spell learned.

"Learnt" is correct in the U.K.!!!!

[Dog Slobber]

My point was that there were a presumption in the original posting that this series was somehow meant to take snoring lightly. There certainly was not enough information given to make such a conclusion. It could very well be a serious effort to educate the public. Even if that was not the intention, it could still be the result!

The recruitment refers to snoring as an "annoying habit". Snoring is not a habit and referring to it as a habit with the disparaging prefix "annoying", is not how one would describe it they intended on being helpful.

No, a habit can be unlearnt.

What are you saying "No" to?

[Goofproof]

Wow!
Today you learned an English word can have multiple meanings.
Now learn how to say and spell learned.

"Learnt" is correct in the U.K.!!!!

Then go there, and spell it for us. Jim

Better Still go to Viet Nam, and học hỏi!

Learnt and learned are both used as the past participle and past tense of the verb to learn. Learned is the generally accepted spelling in the United States and Canada, while the rest of the English-speaking world seems to prefer learnt.
Learned or Learnt? | Grammarly

https://www.grammarly.com › blog › learned-learnt Jim

[prodigyplace]

Learned is the generally accepted spelling in the United States and Canada, while the rest of the English-speaking world seems to prefer learnt.
Learned or Learnt? | Grammarly

https://www.grammarly.com › blog › learned-learnt Jim

And D.H is in the US, correct?