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Honey Boo Boo
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'Twas ever thus.
Just on a grander scale these days.
Just on a grander scale these days.
Gliderman8
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DrEntropy said:
That's what CAB's are for... they ease the pain 
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70herald said:
A plain brown paper bag (with NO HOLES) works wonders
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TR6BILL said:
Troublemaker. :laugh:
(plays across loudspeaker)
"Please stay in line and swiftly follow the swine ahead of you over the cliff"
I enojoy the exsisitence of Honey Boo Boo, she proves me right on several fronts.
Interesting how when you get older things are easy to see. One knows a crock when presented.
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Sad to think that people actually watch that. And sadder still to think that the network is (was?) TLC. TLC *used to* stand for The Learning Channel.
from Wikipedia:
TLC (formerly the abbreviation for The Learning Channel) is an American cable TV channel which initially focused on educational content, but now caters to an intellectually poorer U.S. demographic with shows like Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.
What have we become, and more important, why did we allow it to happen?
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from Wikipedia:
TLC (formerly the abbreviation for The Learning Channel) is an American cable TV channel which initially focused on educational content, but now caters to an intellectually poorer U.S. demographic with shows like Here Comes Honey Boo Boo.
What have we become, and more important, why did we allow it to happen?
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It seems this is the direction of American culture, aiming for the lowest common denominator. I remember when TLC had educational programming, The History Channel had history related programming, and reality shows didn't dominate the boob tube (I also remember when they had tubes). Never thought I'd pine for the nineties but it seems like a golden era compared to today.
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I think TLC made a real Boo-Boo when they decided to air that show.
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waltesefalcon said:
Errrr, ummm, it aint common fer me...and I live in the south.
Guys, it ~is~ educational. the lesson to be learned is, we're surrounded by IDJITS!
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I don't think we're seeing any real societal change here.
The internet & television, for better or worse, has leveled the playing field and given groups we previously wouldn't have encountered a much larger voice in modern telecommunications. What we think of as societal change is merely our lives being invaded by more and more irrelevant crap.
The internet & television, for better or worse, has leveled the playing field and given groups we previously wouldn't have encountered a much larger voice in modern telecommunications. What we think of as societal change is merely our lives being invaded by more and more irrelevant crap.
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