You know, it may sound completely silly to some people out there, but I sincerely wish broadcasters would reinvent (or at least emulate) old radio shows like Bergen and McCarthy, The Shadow, etc. I would LOVE to come home, eat dinner and sit around the radio to listen to a good show.
Personally, I could go without television programming for the rest of my life. I'm currently using a set of rabbit ears for my digital "reception" and I only have about 3 channels coming in. It's been no great loss, although I find the move to digital, as well as its inferior reception, a bit...
I don't believe it's legal anywhere in the US to consume (including smoking) or be in possession of marijuana. I understand that some states have attempted to decriminalize possession under a certain amount, but I'm sure you can still be arrested for visibly smoking it. I imagine the west coast...
I agree with the stated sentiment: I think there is very much commercial interest involved in these decisions to pull certain cartoons and very little to do with actual ethics.
I think a cartoon like Coal Black should be recognized as a masterpiece and showed often; at least if only to show...
When I accepted jury duty, I treated it as a serious public responsibilty. Thus, I made sure to suit up. Others commented and thought I was strange, but in any case, I felt it was necessary to at least appear I was taking my position seriously. I guess it falls along the same lines as weddings...
Perhaps on a golf course, but certainly not my style. I often wear casual plaid shirts, but plaid pants aren't exactly something I would consider. I don't particularly dislike them, but I would definitely question one's motives, (i.e. trying for a "look", etc).
I find your perspective on appropriate court dress interesting; this coming from a US resident who's not familiar with anything otherwise. Thanks for your post! :cool2:
I'd like to address something that has been on my mind for the last few years. I apologize if I'm duplicating another thread, and if so feel free to banish this one.
I purchased some cheap $1 DVDs from Walmart a few years ago filled with old cartoons including National Telefilm Associates...
Oh my, yes; I do agree! I say, if you're going to have the stones to laugh at something that could be painful to someone, you'd better be able to take what you dish. Nothing is as awkward as a lying coward trying to push their offence off as a "joke" or "kidding".
I guess it's one of those...
I suppose I'm a cold-hearted sort. I view humor as an entirely subjective matter and do not believe people "cross-the-line", in general. Public figures who are in positions of power over others' lives, however, may show bad taste in humor, in my opinion.
For example, I don't believe the...
Oh, it is most definitely better - but the price...[huh] :rolleyes:
...that's a little steep. I think the 21 year is excellent and although still a little pricey, worth the money. The Stillman's Dram is amazing, as far as I'm concerned, but yeah, it's way out there in $$$.
And speaking of...
When I started trying Scotches, they were strictly blends and I immediately decided Scotch was not for me. It wasn't until I started my brief forray into the world of wine/spirits that I had an opportunity to try a single malt and WOAH, what a difference.
I've had JW Blue, Black, Green and...
I agree on both of your above points; thank you for the clarification and yes, I love me a Turkey Sammich! ;)
If you're interested in the Yellow Tail shiraz, I highly recommend any shiraz by Penfolds. You won't be disappointed, although I think Yellow Tail is a little more peppery and has...
I love almost all foods but I have very few "weird" combos. I rarely even use condiments.
In any case, the weirdest thing I could think of that I really enjoy are Ruffles Potato chips smashed up and covered in Louisiana (brand) Hot Sauce. MMMM! Put it in a bowl and eat it with a fork.
You know, I think each person starts where they feel most comfortable. I started with fedoras because I've always been drawn to them. Then I moved into suits and shoes. From there shirts and accessories. And soon to follow were etiquette, style, class, etc.
However, some people start with...
I thought I would share this with you Loungers. Long ago, in a place far away, there used to be things known as "Amusement Parks" geared towards the innocence and enjoyment of children (side note: there were also beasts known as "drive-in theaters" which we can discuss another time).
Des...
Wild Turkey 101, neat. I don't care what connotations wild turkey may have; this is a fine sipping whiskey for fans of Knob Creek and Woodford Reserve. I love the stuff! :)
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