Originally posted by roasted porkchopchildren are in danger. education is in danger.
what tv shows do you like. i like the one called the middle, about the family in indiana where the lady sells cars. i also like to watch the shows about cooking alot.
the written page is the scriptorium being burned by the ipad vikings
twenty years ago i turned off my televison and raised my children without it.
my son has today the job of his ambition, a crime reporter on a major newspaper.'
my daughter, teaches third grade children in a utah elementary school.
had i allowed them to watch mtv, junk tv, etc., perhaps they would have not found wellness.
you who love television and rock stars and allow your children to do the same are fools.
10 Mar 13
Originally posted by rwingettInteresting....
children are in danger. education is in danger.
the written page is the scriptorium being burned by the ipad vikings
twenty years ago [b]i turned off my televison and raised my children without it.
my son has today the job of his ambition, a crime reporter on a major newspaper.'
my daughter, teaches third grade children in a utah elementary ...[text shortened]... you who love television and rock stars and allow your children to do the same are fools.[/b]
"Children are in danger. Education is in danger."
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Who are the people responsible for this?
The latterly dangerous and abusive parents, and uneducated educators, perhaps?
-m.
Originally posted by mikelomI was quoting another post made by roasted porkchop elsewhere. I have no idea what it means. And I don't have any children.
Interesting....
"Children are in danger. Education is in danger."
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Who are the people responsible for this?
The latterly dangerous and abusive parents, and uneducated educators, perhaps?
-m.
10 Mar 13
Originally posted by Loose ScrewI am a huge fan of Arrow.
Game of Thrones
Nikita
Arrow
Person of interest
That kind of stuff.
I work nights so I don't get a chance to catch it on TV but I do catch up on the weekends on the CW website.
After reading some online comments of the show, I was afraid it might not last to a second season, but I did hear it was picked up for a second season at least.
I hate that they are continually taking breaks, though. The next show isn't supposed to be until March 20, but at least that show will feature the return of the Huntress. 🙂
16 Mar 13
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Originally posted by SuzianneLost is awesome, but the ending is questionable, it's best to keep your opinion to your self as some Muppet always tries to impart their philosophical lost ending views down your neck.
Did you like Lost also?
I'm slowly going through the first season via Netflix.
What about Fringe?
17 Mar 13
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Originally posted by leestaticYeah, I keep asking myself, "What if I spend all this time watching this and the ending turns out to be lame and weak?"
Lost is awesome, but the ending is questionable, it's best to keep your opinion to your self as some Muppet always tries to impart their philosophical lost ending views down your neck.
That's a lot of hours to not get back and do something else with. Maybe that's why I never got into it before.
I'm a little more optimistic about Fringe. They held that series over for a half season in the fifth year just to clear up loose ends, so maybe the ending on that was clean. Not quite through the first season on that one yet.
19 Mar 13
House was amazing. Lots of catching up to do there because they moved from a free-to-air channel here in Britain.
Recently I've been enjoying a brilliant documentary series on British railways: The Railway - Keeping Britain on Track. It shows all the walks of life you see when travelling by train and focuses on a different part of the network each episode. Really admirable work.
Charlie Brooker is always worth watching too. Just don't get him confused with Charlie Booker, who writes idiotic ranting pieces denying that climate change is happening, in the Sunday Telegraph.
19 Mar 13
Originally posted by SuzianneDo you not invest your time in Lost unless you are fully expected to be let down by the series finale.
Yeah, I keep asking myself, "What if I spend all this time watching this and the ending turns out to be lame and weak?"
That's a lot of hours to not get back and do something else with. Maybe that's why I never got into it before.
I'm a little more optimistic about Fringe. They held that series over for a half season in the fifth year just to clear ...[text shortened]... so maybe the ending on that was clean. Not quite through the first season on that one yet.
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19 Mar 13
Originally posted by Suziannei suspect you might like the ending, stick with it,its also worth watching just for the eye candy, sawyer/hurley bromance and the numerous 'lost' based drinking games such as -
Maybe I should just skip to the last episode, hehe.
drinking when - you hear whispers
you hear or see the monster
kates kisses somebody
kate has sex with somebody
every flash forward
every flash backwards
every chewbacca reference
every time you see a dharma scientist
every time you think ben is lying
every time sayid tortures somebody
every time you guess a random cast member is going to die (known as star trek red shirt syndrome)
every time jack is emotional
every time desmond says 'brother'
and every time you think 'what ever happened to that story thread'