Another whiney thread...

[RICHARD]

I have to s ay that RTVS do serve a purpose.

They show us the people we do not want to be.

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I used to dig the "ReDo the House and Sell It" programs.

When the "Flip the House" programs started, it became all about money.

Then the real estate programs were in vogue.

You have the couple, the moron guy and the greedy woman, that can barely
make the payments and they have to choose between the cheap, mid cost and "out of our league' home.

THe woman only wants closet space, a nursery, an office and the 'guest room' so HER family has a place to stay when they visit.

They choose the most expensive house and this is what happens....


They move in and the woman gets pregnant, After the baby, she quits working and spends all day playing Wii to get the weight off.

The man has to work 12 hours a day trying to make the mortgage and he ends up having an affair with a co-worker cause his wife is too busy playing video games at home.

They fight and sell at a loss after the divorce case is settled.

Just kidding.

[smokey the elder]

All I have to say about reality TV is *headdesk*.

[RICHARD]

I love the Antique Roadshow programs.

Then the pawn shop, pickers show started.

I cannot stand Rick on Pawnstars?

He is just a greedy AH that jerks everyone around about what they want for thier stuff. If he gave the people a fair price, I would not mind.

He just seems to want to screw everyone.

Oh and the History Dectective is another great program.

[moosmom]

RICHARD,

Ever think of writing the great American novel??

[RICHARD]

RICHARD,

Ever think of writing the great American novel??

It's gonna be part Mexican?

[Karen]

It's gonna be part Mexican?

That's okay - didn't you know? Now's the time to do it!

November is NaNoWriMo - National Novel Writing Month! Were you in Southern Worcester County, my niece is running the NaNoWriMo group this year!

And despite what anyone claims, all Americans are immigrants at some point - whether from across the Bering Straight, or from across the Atlantic or Pacific oceans. Sure, some came over more recently than others, but an "American" novel is by default part something else, too!