Comments on: Some People Still Watch TV And Get What They Deserve

By: bee

bee — Sun, 20 Jul 2008 19:20:27 +0000

Women have been hoisted upon us as the uber consumerists. This begun post WWII. We now have women who consume at a sicken rate. They clog our landfills will garbage to fill our rivers and lakes will chemicals ranging from conditioners to hormones (the Pill). These super women should be labeled environmental disasters and a threat to our planet.

By: Mike Schneider

Mike Schneider — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 13:08:14 +0000

Those coyotes on “Sex and the City” all secretly dream of getting boinked by well-hung “Dirty Jobs” men, but would never dare admit it — and none of those men would ever have anything to do with them anyway.

So they go to their stupid clubs and hope to shag that fifteen-years-younger guy (who’s gay).

Goooood luck.

And the “shoe ladies” are all just Imelda Marcos wannabes.

By: Joe

Joe — Fri, 18 Jul 2008 18:13:37 +0000

Seems like someone needs to watch more Deadliest Catch and Ice Road Truckers. These are jobs even us manly men are too chicken shit to do.

By: kevin barry

kevin barry — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 14:54:51 +0000

In the long history of American entertainment there have been many examples of “freak shows”. usually we think of old fashioned circus freak shows, but they have existed in other forms as well, on stage, in film, and all over T.V.
The concept of the “other” is what leads people to want to watch people who we think are less fortunate than we are. We watch them to laugh at them, we watch them because we are afraid of them. It is an old, old form of entertainment and it thrives on cable T.V. today.
Sadly, I wonder if more people don’t try to emulate the freaks, rather than mock them.

By: Barry

Barry — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 04:56:13 +0000

Hmm, I do not know where I fit in. More of a guy who jumped out of the frying pan, but made it off to the side enough to avoid the fire. I gave up on women, but do not endorse prostitution, ( no way in hell would I want to see my daughters selling their bodies), nor will I ever be gay. I am not a priest either. I am just…huh. single. And not intending to change that anytime soon. I am simply, sexually inactive, and not looking to change that status. Maybe the kids have a little to do with it, they rejected the only person that I have ever dated since my ex divorced me, and the kids lived with me, so were a bit of a bigger part of how my life went. For me, it was more about my kids than me. And now, well, haveing lived the last 15 years mostly a single parent, I guess I have little incentive to rejoin the dateing game. Never liked it much anyway. Guess there is not allot of guys like me, but you asked, so I gave ya another perspective.