Yes, the children should be kept in the next room, in the dark. ;)
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Yes, the children should be kept in the next room, in the dark. ;)
In 2010 I could do without:
my not soon enough ex husband
my irritible bowel syndrome
the noisy neighbors above me
feeling sad, lonely, lost and hurt
I cannot do without:
all the people on pet talk
Cali and Diego
my parents
Reality shows
The Kardashian family
foul language/slang
The word "diva" and women who think themselves divas
Barack Obama's face (no disrespect meant to the office of the Presidency; I'm just sick and tired of seeing his face everywhere I look and not just on TV but on billboards, magazine covers, internet, etc. He's everywhere! I even dream about him! Again, no disrespect meant towards him or his office but familiarity breeds contempt.)
-Drama
-Nasty People
-The Six Flags season ending, it didn't help my wallet.
-Bad grades...well C's which isn't TOO bad.
-Hearing about the war was a big one, I am so against war, it was hard to hear about it.
I'll think of more soon.
Things I can do without next year:
Hard heads and know it alls
Reality shows
Extreme weather conditions --- too hot/too cold
Phonies (people)
Increasing living costs
TV commercials that insult one's intelligence
Internet scams/spam
I just remembered another one:
commercials w/people who shout about their product. :mad:
Did you kill Billy Mayes?;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Medusa
Y'know, as irritating as he could be, I still liked him. Actually, the commercial that comes to mind is local. It's a furniture warehouse that begins w/a semi truck horn blowing twice, which gives me time to run for the remote. LOL This guy screams at the top of his lungs and, if I let it, it puts me in an instant bad mood. Thank goodness for the mute button.Quote:
Originally Posted by RICHARD
That brings to mind the worst commercial of all time - IMO anyway.
I can't think of the name of it, but it's that crazy guy running around like an idiot in Washington DC, with his book, and screaming of all the free money and programs, etc, that are available from the government, just for the asking. Buy the book and it will show you how to get a piece of the action.
That spazzmo needs some downers. I could barf every time I see him. :mad:
The guy in the purple jacket and glasses.:mad::confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by pomtzu
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I am tired of the renovation shows.
I have various gripes about them, I do like the Old House and Fix It shows, but the others just irk me.
Maybe he got money to buy a new wardrobe. :eek: The last I saw him he had on a light colored jacket with $$$$ signs all over it.Quote:
Originally Posted by RICHARD
Gray hair - glasses - an annoying little *&%$*&#$@!!!!!!!!!
Things I can do without next year:
Medical bills that arrive daily from UAB
WAR
Hunger
Political ping pong with our environment.
Political ping pong with health care.
The hundreds of puppies in the want ads for sale by BYBs as
Christmas gifts.:(
I could do without ...
an insurance plan that excludes weight loss surgery from coverage (you'll pay for the complications of obesity, but you won't pay for surgery that would help me avoid them? :confused:
cancer happening to friends/acquaintances (LEAVE US ALONE, CANCER!)
Homeless people; dogs and cats waiting to be adopted from shelters
I cannot do without...
PET TALK!!!!!
Cassie Cat
Family
Tab (Yes, they still make it and yes, it still comes in a pink can.)
Quote:
Originally Posted by Medusa
Yes I know that car commercials, big, fat guy shouting on Sat mornings. Fred Martin superstore isn't it? I truly want to slug that moran. I could do without his 350 lbs yelling on the TV. :mad::mad: