seems Juggie doesn't like screamers when he's in bed...
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brianlux
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I'm nor really sure what this thread is about. Is this what you mean?
So my wife and I are off for the week. So far this morning I have had to endure screaming female audiences on Good Morning America, Regis and Kelly, and now the Rachel Ray show.
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Why is the TV on during the day? Seriously -- why?? Turn on some music instead (try jazz or reggae in the mornings).
I don't get, can't stand, daytime TV. I also don't get the idea of leaving the room (or the house) and not turning off the TV. I used to go to a Y that had an adults-only locker room, with televisions. Some women would turn on the TV for the five minutes it took them to change into exercise clothes (why?!?), then leave for the cardio room WITHOUT turning off the television. Ugh.
So, five years after you started this thread, I suggest at the very least asking your wife to turn off the idiot box before leaving for work. I assume that she expects you to put the toilet seat down when you are done using it, it's not unreasonable to ask her to turn off the TV when she is done with it. But, over the holiday break, maybe suggest using that time in the morning to spend time together talking, cuddling, organizing the pantry, doing anything that's easier to do without television.
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hey, juggs....regis retired about 5 years ago. still, I feel your pain.
If I had known then what I know now...
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Why is the TV on during the day? Seriously -- why?? Turn on some music instead (try jazz or reggae in the mornings).
I don't get, can't stand, daytime TV. I also don't get the idea of leaving the room (or the house) and not turning off the TV. I used to go to a Y that had an adults-only locker room, with televisions. Some women would turn on the TV for the five minutes it took them to change into exercise clothes (why?!?), then leave for the cardio room WITHOUT turning off the television. Ugh.
So, five years after you started this thread, I suggest at the very least asking your wife to turn off the idiot box before leaving for work. I assume that she expects you to put the toilet seat down when you are done using it, it's not unreasonable to ask her to turn off the TV when she is done with it. But, over the holiday break, maybe suggest using that time in the morning to spend time together talking, cuddling, organizing the pantry, doing anything that's easier to do without television.
....I believe, sir or madam, you are in more of an uproar over this than the OP...
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seems Juggie doesn't like screamers when he's in bed...
- Christopher McCandless
"I need your strength for me to be strong...I need your love to feel loved"
:x
I think, he's having no luck in getting them to scream :shock: :?
That's me screaming
maybe he did find his groove :think:
"I need your strength for me to be strong...I need your love to feel loved"
:angel:
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Doesnt say much about you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kwFZbLoUL9A
This.
Far, far worse than the screaming women is the bellowing, talk-all-over-each-other sports shows.
And I like sports!
:x
Next: take a # off the roll over there we'll call you when we're ready.
THIS MUST STOP.
Those that can be trusted can change their mind.
I don't get, can't stand, daytime TV. I also don't get the idea of leaving the room (or the house) and not turning off the TV. I used to go to a Y that had an adults-only locker room, with televisions. Some women would turn on the TV for the five minutes it took them to change into exercise clothes (why?!?), then leave for the cardio room WITHOUT turning off the television. Ugh.
So, five years after you started this thread, I suggest at the very least asking your wife to turn off the idiot box before leaving for work. I assume that she expects you to put the toilet seat down when you are done using it, it's not unreasonable to ask her to turn off the TV when she is done with it. But, over the holiday break, maybe suggest using that time in the morning to spend time together talking, cuddling, organizing the pantry, doing anything that's easier to do without television.
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Missoula 12
Portland 13, Spokane 13
St. Paul 14, Denver 14
Yeah.
YEAH.
(I may or may not play something from their Hollywood Bowl show now. Damn you, Ringo.)
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The nurses avoid that room like the plague.
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