Queen Elizabeth II | 1926-2022 | Rest in Peace

A lot of people will be watching, but a lot of countries won't give a shit. So it's fair to say that the eyes of the entire world aren't glued to this funeral. though I'm sure the pallbearers are doing a swell job

I don’t think he suggested who cares and who doesn’t. He simply said the pallbearers were under a lot of pressure and the eyes of the world are on them.

Don’t see why that’s caused such a debate or why it would be controversial.
 
Do they just march through the horse shit then? That's the key question here
 
i can’t help but watch all the grandeur, pomp and circumstance and think ‘which of the lesser royals i’d most like to bump uglies with?’
dibs on Sara Phillips.
 
Or, they are just sleeping and not watching it at all.
I was responding to you using the YouTube viewing figures as a barometer for worldwide interest, when they're clearly not given the vast majority of countries has the service available on television for those who choose to watch. This is such a weird argument.
 
Youtube is the entire world? :lol:
It's not that far fetched, there's probably more mobiles and other portable devices than TV's around the world.
 
going to take them ages to get to windsor at this pace. should have asked superhans to drag the carriage.
 
Being televised isn't the same as being watched.

From a quick glance, it's being shown on the BBC1 equivalent of France, Belgium, Spain, Germany, Netherlands, Italy, from just a quick glance. Those channels have a significant share of viewership for their countries. Guess we'll just have to wait for viewing figures, however that's measured. It's going to be a very, very high number. Not quite sure what you're expecting?
 
I was responding to you using the YouTube viewing figures as a barometer for worldwide interest, when they're clearly not given the vast majority of countries has the service available on television for those who choose to watch. This is such a weird argument.
That was one example, I'd expect the official live stream of a 'globally watched event' to have a bit more than that.
 
I don’t think he suggested who cares and who doesn’t. He simply said the pallbearers were under a lot of pressure and the eyes of the world are on them.

Don’t see why that’s caused such a debate or why it would be controversial.

Moby didn't say anything disrespectful, he just disagreed with the eyes of the entire world notion, and you and a few others have a different view. It's not a big deal.
 
Moby didn't say anything disrespectful, he just disagreed with the eyes of the entire world notion, and you and a few others have a different view. It's not a big deal.

No it’s not a big deal. Just odd he took issue with the passing comment that was made.
 
I was responding to you using the YouTube viewing figures as a barometer for worldwide interest, when they're clearly not given the vast majority of countries has the service available on television for those who choose to watch. This is such a weird argument.

Isn’t it just
 
i can’t help but watch all the grandeur, pomp and circumstance and think ‘which of the lesser royals i’d most like to bump uglies with?’

tbh they are all munters. It’s hard to choose any of them. I feel like any is a big L.
 
That was one example, I'd expect the official live stream of a 'globally watched event' to have a bit more than that.
Why? It's on pretty much every TV channel in the UK, and as an example I used the US where it was live on pretty much every major news channel, another person gave Australia as an example where it was on four of the five main channels. Why would people watch something on YouTube they could watch on their TV (if they chose to watch it)?
 
it's not just a funeral though is it? it's primarily a state event. that kind of behavior has been primed for the past ten days with the non-stop media coverage. it's close to what they would have wanted, i think. the emphasis is very much on event here. the more people for some reason attracted to it, the better in their eyes.

well synchronized. it's here that you see the appeal of nationalism in the modern age. the idea of the whole crowd moving as one though entirely impersonal, each to each, for the most part. lot of planning, obviously, but they've had years to revise and much practice in-between.

It's more that I hate these people doing it rather than thinking the media circus doesn't pitch it as entertainment.

Then again I hate people who do it for any event its just especially jarring for a funeral. Social media wankers.
 
Map of the procession:
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Source:
https://inews.co.uk/news/funeral-pr...ffin-westminster-abbey-windsor-castle-1864571
 
Isn’t it just
Makes no sense to me. It's being televised all around the world, whether people like it or not, it's a huge event and the eyes on anyone from around the world could've been on them. I wouldn't have wanted that level of pressure.
 
Makes no sense to me. It's being televised all around the world, whether people like it or not, it's a huge event and the eyes on anyone from around the world could've been on them. I wouldn't have wanted that level of pressure.

Of course. I mean imagine making a mistake at such a ceremony. It would published everywhere and etched in history. They’ve done an exceptional job.
 
What would they have done if it had been tipping it down with rain?