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I do feel your pain in so many levels and ways.
Cheers thou with you in eggie nog.
O.-
*snickers*
bwahhahhahhaaaaAAAAAhhHHHHAaaaaAAA!!
I can't believe Sheen still has a network career with all of the BS he pulls.
dammit man you're right! I'm forthwith liberating myself from all the mindless crap and burning my TV, cancelling my subscriptions, and taking a stand against Tyler Perry, long may it all rot in the dungeons of my mind!
P H E W! thats better. I feel free :)
I hate television...
Thank god for Red Dwarf and Netflix.
This may be startling. It may be hard to believe, but here goes:
I don't know what GWAR is.
I don't know who Tyler Bieber is.
I have no idea what Two and a Half Men is, other than what I extrapolated from your lovely rant. (I do know who Charlie Sheen is. Nuff said right there.)
I read a lot.
Stabb and I watch Myth Busters, some Top Gear, some Sci Fi, and movies. I don't even know what time anything on tv comes on anymore. Not one show.
We listen to audio books and podcasts.
We play games. Our favorite right now is a card version of Monopoly that the girls and their friends like.
I used to think soap operas were a scourge. Ladies would exchange a few stories at work about them and we'd roll our eyes a bit. But not now...now it's crap like this. Or worse, the reality tv.
I don't watch American Idol. I never watched Survivor (is that still on?) I don't care how the stars dance. I find that I am sort of shut out of conversations because of it. EVERYONE follows that stuff and if you don't know the character names, you're a pariah. When did this happen? Somebody tap me on the shoulder when it's over; I'll be the old chick in the corner with a good book.
I feel like Andy Rooney in a skirt :(
J'ever notice that everything on TV is either confusing, or just crap? And everyone runs around in their underwear! Call me 'old-fashioned' but in My Day...
/rooney
This... made me drool.
Two and a Half Men has been aired here for what I thought was a ridiculously long time. Ugh.
It's hard to find someone that will stand out against Charlie Sheen.
Power to you, Mr. Thoth. Heh.
Ummmm FOX TV has some good showes....... like Bones....
*shifty eyes*
Some guy on here said that Beiber fever sounded like a social disease.
I must agree.
I fail to see how a 15 year old wannabe is entitled to a movie and book about his so called life, when he isn't old enough to have had one yet. How can a trip to the salon rate a single page, much less an entire chapter, I ask? It galls me.
And I refuse to watch things that feature people such as Charlie Sheen, Tom Cruise, or any of the thousands of other stars (so to speak) who think showing their ass and running off at the mouth gives them any sort of credibility.
And Tyler Perry? African Americans should be ashamed at the portrait he portrays of them. I certainly would be. But then again, I get mad whenever anyone up here in the wilds of Pacific Northwest Canada compares the fact that I grew up in Georgia to the aforementioned Larry the Cable guy. It's insulting....
I read. ALOT. So does Scott.
Mythbusters rules around here. We do tend to take our intelligent tv seriously, such as it is.
We have no HBO or Skinamax, or whatever.
I have a weakness for the food channel, but only in so far as it pertains to actual cooking, and intelligence. I tend to shy away from reality-type cooking shows, because that defeats the purpose.
I do love ma horror movies though. But I also tend to stick to ones from "way back when" if you'll pardon the phrasing, when movies made you think and imagine. Not the ones where they expect you to allow them to ram crap down your throat with cheesy special effects, an overabundance of gore, and the only point to the movie is to see just how much you can stand in 3-D.
Having said that, the original "House of Wax" with Vincent Price is a classic.
*raising a goblet* Rant on, dear sir, I say. RANT ON!
I'm saddened that I missed this a week ago. This is my kind of rant.
The crap that is on TV is depressing and sickening. When my nieces start talking incessantly about the latest episode of "Survivor" I think, this is why you're both in remedial classes.
Well, that and their father’s terrible genetics.
But I digress. My TV is never turned on to watch… TV. Ask Morri – this lovely High-Def, 47in LCD is mainly a jukebox for music off of our music library and where we stream Netflix from for a brief evening on the couch with a dachshund and a bowl of popcorn. Sure I’ll grab the weekly football game and occasional hockey game – but sitcoms? Reality TV? Anything CSI? It’s all crap. Unadulterated, undisputable crap.
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spookshow
15:43 Dec 30 2010
Death to the office jerks!
what a waste of floor space
and damn no pics of Thoth showing us his stuff lol
ThothLestat
15:53 Dec 30 2010
oh, I don't dance.
It's in my contract.
Deity
17:38 Dec 30 2010
That's such a shame. Dancing is essential to the well-being of the office party.
Shit, dancing is a vital part of life. When else can people shake their ass vigorously in public without fear of any ramifications? :p
Cinnamon
17:59 Dec 30 2010
Ever seen 13 Going On 30? Well, long story short: Jennifer Garner plays a character who as a 13 year old makes a wish to be a fabulous 30 year old. Wish granted--fast forward: 13 year old in a 30 year old's body at a lame office party (much like the one pictured). So what does she do? She requests Michael Jackson's Thriller from the DJ. Result: FUN!
Maybe you should have broken out the Thriller! ;)
ThothLestat
18:00 Dec 30 2010
I hear ya. And there are a lot of fun songs that -- while I may not like them, or that I might not dance to them -- I can have a good time listening to, and that LOTS of people like to dance to.
But, who the HELL would think that LIONEL RITCHIE songs would be fun at an office Christmas party?
Arrgh.
p.s. the ONLY song I could ever dance to is Brick House. Shh! Don't tell anyone.
Vampirewitch39
23:29 Dec 30 2010
*sings*
He's a brick house
Mighty might just lettin' it all hang out
;)
RedQueen
08:03 Dec 31 2010
Now see, I would pay good money to see that....lol
And I know JUST what you mean. And the really sad thing is, some of these people throwing christmas parties or wedding receptions hire dj's that are every bit as bad, all in the name of saving money.
Or cousin reject is talked into hooking his iPod into the computer system, and then singing karaoke to it....
And on and on....just one bartender's horror stories, a few among many...
DestroyingAngel
10:21 Jan 15 2011
*cannot stop laughing*
:P