I Miss Dissention - Page 8

skcin · #**106** 09-13-2006, 04:04 PM

^ No TV at all?

Well, that's just insane. Freak.

All kidding aside, that's a good thing. I guess. Just too weird for me. But good for you. I think. I feel so dirty.

SuzeQuze · #**107** 09-13-2006, 04:05 PM

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Originally Posted by sparky

No kidding. I was thinking about that lately. Well over into a year and a half with no TV. I haven't seen a movie in a theater since...wow, maybe March. Most newly released music doesn't interest me. I am slowly but surely completely withdrawing from the world of popular culture. Every week when I get my EW, I read less and less of it. If Rolling Stone didn't do such interesting journalism, I would drop my subscription. How I was ever such a pop culture junkie, I will never know. I have almost zero interest in any of it anymore. It's good to know what is out there, as every now and then something will come out that I want to investigate. But, it has all mostly become meaningless in my world.

I feel almost the same way although I still have a few toes in because I watch TV. But where I used to eat up pop culture I'm now like

. I think that is natural because it is mostly pointed at the 15-25 demographic anyway.

amber · #**108** 09-13-2006, 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by sparky

No kidding. I was thinking about that lately. Well over into a year and a half with no TV. I haven't seen a movie in a theater since...wow, maybe March. Most newly released music doesn't interest me. I am slowly but surely completely withdrawing from the world of popular culture. Every week when I get my EW, I read less and less of it. If Rolling Stone didn't do such interesting journalism, I would drop my subscription. How I was ever such a pop culture junkie, I will never know. I have almost zero interest in any of it anymore. It's good to know what is out there, as every now and then something will come out that I want to investigate. But, it has all mostly become meaningless in my world.

I'm becoming the same, to a lesser degree. I used to care all about movies and movie stars, now not as much. I don't even really see movies hardly at all. I watch a few TV shows. A good proportion of which are South Park.

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Originally Posted by Paula

It's painfully obvious that you and I only moderately appreciated his humor. Must be a gay thing. But didn't he initially claim to be bi? Oy, never mind. There are toile curtains in front of me & I'm becoming disoriented.

Yeah, isn't that weird? We're like, the only 2 people.

There's some others, I guess. A few. The few. The proud. Oy!

Johnny Stew · #**109** 09-13-2006, 04:15 PM

My uncle used to call me "John Tesh" because he said I always knew every little thing that was going on in the entertainment world, but my interest in all things pop culture has waned considerably over the past several years.
I'm guessing my priorities have changed since old-age has set in.

SuzeQuze · #**110** 09-13-2006, 04:18 PM

This reminds me that I did watch the Video Music Awards and was struck by the fact that they were dominated by bands. Bands writing their music, playing their instruments, and singing their songs are having a resurgence!

mikeschmike · #**111** 09-13-2006, 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by skcin

Hey. Wait a minute. You're a gay boy. You like fashion & design & you're kind of new here. Are you really..... Never mind. You're way too positive about La Nicks to be him.

Although we shared a love/mild obsession of Blondie and all things Debbie Harry, I am not him. As far as Stevie and I are concerned...I try to stay positive but I have my days. I wouldn't go as far to say that she is lazy, but I think she is too used to playing it safe that she doesn't realize how spectacular it is when she tries something new.

BTFLCHLD · #**112** 09-13-2006, 04:24 PM

I hardly ever watched tv but then my x and I split and ,with time on my hands, I became hooked on a few shows...now I am a :swinger: and finding less and less time for tv but for those few I am home to enjoy...

make sense? no.