PoohBang
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haters of what?
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The general decline in standards today
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haters of what?
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It is a higher good because the sign with the name of the giver on it costs money too.
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Define- haters. We seem to have less lynchings and beatings than before.
If one simply define haters as anyone that doesn't share one's opinion then one is being unrealistic.
Read this thread.
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I was checking out the Craigslist free section. I find it funny that someone wants to give away two palm trees---unfortunately they want you to dig them up first.
I know Mark Twain's characters used to con people into thinking work was fun but this is work for sure---I know---I have removed one before. It would be cheaper to go buy one.
I know Mark Twain's characters used to con people into thinking work was fun but this is work for sure---I know---I have removed one before. It would be cheaper to go buy one.
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Read this thread.
the whole theme of this thread is a hate on standards. Whatcha expect?
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...The satire continues...
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No...the whole discussion IS the disgust and dismay concerning the decline in those standards.:nono:
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You old farts sound like my dad: idiotbox. Boob tube. Blah blah blah.
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You old farts sound like my dad: idiotbox. Boob tube. Blah blah blah.
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Agreed. For those of you out there who think you have no time for anything, here's something to think about. Watching one less hour of TV a day in favor of more meaningful activities will give you the equivalent of 45 8-hour days per year of free time.
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Some of the stuff on TV is so boring, I fall asleep in front of it anyway so I make up for any loss with catching up on sleep.
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Tango Yankee
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I dunno about that. I find that for me the bigger time thief is this here Interwebby thingybob.
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I dunno about that. I find that for me the bigger time thief is this here Interwebby thingybob.
Since the net is both my jobb and one of my hobbies I must confess that it takes up quite a chunk of my time as well
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Radio until about 1945 hadn't yet descended into formula, and by that time it had less than a decade left of active life as a serious entertainment medium. It didn't live long enough to become as irredeemably horrible as television has become today.
(Although if you count what radio devolved into in the years since the mid-fifties, you could argue that it has turned into an even deeper, more feculent cesspool than TV.)
Radio had its critics, though -- as early as 1939 the women's magazines, especially, were seething with complaints about the trashy, worthless serials that filled their kids with blood and thunder nonsense every afternoon. Jack Armstrong, despoiler of a generation.
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I dunno about that. I find that for me the bigger time thief is this here Interwebby thingybob.
Yeah, but with TV you sit and watch show after show for hours. On here you can get up and leave and come back to it even a month later. I should know..... I had to leave for three weeks and was barely on and although I wondered what was going on, I was fine. This coming from an FL addict too
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Now it is! Weeeeee hahah thanks!
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