Talk:News Breakfast

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Ironic?[edit]

Is this statement really ironic? It doesn't go to any length to explain (Statement in question bolded).

In January 2014 ABC News Breakfast had an extensive makeover, launching a larger new and improved set with three different individual presenting areas. The set includes a news desk, a newswall presenting area and a soft set with seating. Ironically the new set kept the existing couch that has been seen on air since the show's launch.

--59.167.220.133 (talk) 13:43, 29 June 2014 (UTC)[reply]

Spam[edit]

human greed , u realise that the last 3 major civilizations have failed because of 3 defing factors RELIGON POLITICS AND MONEY discard al these things specially money and humanity mite actually evolve past the emotion called greed cause that is wat has destroyed the last 3 but humans have to b more powerful than the other human u ask any of those rioters why they did wat they did the answer will be were poor got nothin so we dont give a fuk u only have to look at my father hes been on the award rate since it come in 18.65 an hour he cant even afford braces for his daughter after 45 years of hard work u wont ask this question cause u reporters only report on wat does not affect your income [greed] i dare u to b a reporter and ask this question HOW MUCH MONEY DOES ONE HUMAN NEED FOR 100 YEARS OF LIFE — Preceding unsigned comment added by 114.72.246.155 (talk) 20:52, 28 September 2011 (UTC)[reply]