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 #1 
Old 2009-01-07, 18:54
zuperxtreme zuperxtreme is offline
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Default I haven't watched TV for months now.

And it feels good.

I just stopped, it's stupid, it's the same shit every day. There's nothing interesting. Well, maybe watching some Discovery channel, but not even that, I can find that info and more on the net.

Do you watch a lot of TV?

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 #2 
Old 2009-01-07, 18:57
Tommy Lund Tommy Lund is offline
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Nah. I generally download the shows I want to watch. We are quite a bit behind you here. Don`t know if that counts as TV though.

I recon that I have saved hours of my life not watching commercials.
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Old 2009-01-07, 18:59
449 449 is offline
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Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

Nah. I generally download the shows I want to watch.

I recon that I have saved hours of my life not watching commercials.
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Old 2009-01-07, 20:12
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Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

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 #5 
Old 2009-01-07, 20:19
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I was seeing this movie with Angelina Jolie and Antonio Banderas last night. She was pretty damn hot.
 #6 
Old 2009-01-07, 20:21
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I only watch Al Jazeera/CNN/BBC, but except for the news nothing else really.
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Old 2009-01-07, 20:37
pyromaniac001 pyromaniac001 is offline
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Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

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Eh, you're better off going online to their sites. Way to much fluff shit on their TV broadcasts (commercials, gay side comments, etc).

I really only watch History channel now. They usually have something interesting on.
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Old 2009-01-07, 20:51
zuperxtreme zuperxtreme is offline
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Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

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http://www.totse.com/community/showpost.php?p=10896239&postcount=59
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Old 2009-01-07, 21:14
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Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

i haven't watched tv in around 5 months. yes, it feels great. i have a tendency to brag about it. :)

however, it would have been much longer had i not been stuck in a group home for a month with nothing to do.
 #10 
Old 2009-01-07, 22:13
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Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

I never watch the television anymore. I go online if I want to watch something.

Sometimes, though, I wish I had the History channel or the Discovery channel...but that's it.
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Old 2009-01-07, 23:52
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Lately, I've stopped watching CNN, since I don't much care for their format for presenting news. For international news, I'll just visit the BBC's site, and for local news I'll visit the local paper's site. I do occasionally frequent CNN for national news.

The only real TV I watch would be the Science Channel, Discovery, etc. Lately, the History Channel has been airing a lot of horseshit. A lot. For God's sake, they have a program called Apocalypse Week or something running right now, with all this religious and pseudo-scientific trite. I like the series The Universe, though.
 #12 
Old 2009-01-08, 01:42
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Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

And it feels good.

I just stopped, it's stupid, it's the same shit every day. There's nothing interesting.




You sound like a once loyal fan of Bill O' Rielly too.
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Old 2009-01-08, 02:01
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Ontario Canada
Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

I went just over 2 years without.

Now I watch maybe 2-3 shows a week.


I prefer video games to TV.
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Old 2009-01-08, 02:30
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Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

watchin no tv is dumb with history, international, n military chanel

also house and lost > everthing
 #15 
Old 2009-01-08, 02:38
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Ontario Canada
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Quote:
Originally Posted by antonio123
watchin no tv is dumb with history, international, n military chanel

also house and lost > everthing


I have no interest in watching the military channel.


History I prefer books.
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Old 2009-01-08, 02:49
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Old 2009-01-08, 02:55
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I always knew TV was shitty, I always like the History Channel/Discovery Channel but even most of the programming is crap nowadays. The interwebs is a cool place though.

Also also house and lost > everthing

Truth, except for Lost, never watched that.
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Old 2009-01-08, 05:28
JJ the Jetplane JJ the Jetplane is offline
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Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

Since I returned home from School for the holiday break, I've watched entirely too much T.V. At school I really only watch movies or play video games on the television, but at home, it seems to always be on. I really have gotten into The Office recently though, that show is pretty funny.
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Old 2009-01-08, 07:39
Mitchell Y. McDeere Mitchell Y. McDeere is offline
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Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

I watch tv, surf the net, read books, listen to the radio, and talk to people. I do all of these things almost everyday.
 #20 
Old 2009-01-08, 09:48
Quageschi Quageschi is offline
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Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

I stopped watching TV about 3 years ago.
However I do still end up watching it all the time because all my friends still watch TV. On my own though I watch it maybe once every other month, really just because we have a nice HD TV with a bunch of HD channels.

Internets > TV
 #21 
Old 2009-01-08, 10:08
Luzer Luzer is offline
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Who needs TV when you have the Internet? Roll Eyes (Sarcastic)
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Old 2009-01-08, 10:18
Mik-O Mik-O is offline
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Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

havent watched TV for the past year and it really feels great to be liberated from all that shit
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Old 2009-01-08, 12:43
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Melbourne, Australia
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Quote:
Originally Posted by TheVizier
I was seeing this movie with Angelina Jolie and Antonio Banderas last night. She was pretty damn hot.


Sorry man, But She needs a left hook to the face. Fucking stupid smirk Mad
 #24 
Old 2009-01-08, 12:44
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Melbourne, Australia
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I rarely watch tv. Its the same crap. On;y watch it when company is around.
 #25 
Old 2009-01-08, 18:59
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Mesquite Texas
Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

I haven't watched TV for over 2 years now.
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Old 2009-01-08, 20:09
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Default Re: I haven't watched TV for months now.

I always knew TV was shitty, I always like the History Channel/Discovery Channel but even most of the programming is crap nowadays. The interwebs is a cool place though.

Also

Truth, except for Lost, never watched that.

well good thing about that is if you ever feel like dling the beginning episodes there the best BY FAR.

It goes season 1 is the best BY FAR, than season 2 and so on each season gets worse but seirously season 1 of lost should not be missed.
 
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