Cotty wrote: >On 19/4/07, Godfrey DiGiorgi, discombobulated, unleashed: > > > >>I have neither time nor interest for the puke that comprises the vast >>majority of television broadcast and cable programming. >>
Pardon moi - Turner Classic Movies isn't puke, Godders - Harumph! (Maybe ya don't get it out thre?) The point is sooner or later almost every film ever made worth seeing will show up on TV - cable is essential where I live for the reception - I wouldn't be able to look at it at all without cable. And I don't go to films in theatres anymore. The medium is NOT the message - just because it is broadcast over a TV doesn't make it crap - That being said, if all you have access to are the broadcast channels, vast majority , even vast vast is surely the case.... One can only look at one program at a time... so the "majority" doesn't matter. When Richard moved in with me in 1980 I had no Tv - I had not had one for 20 years... he scoffed. Now I'm glad he did... but I still don't get most of the cultural references to the 60's and 70's from pop culture... I think it is useful to know some of this stuff too. anyway - YEs, most of it is awful, but what I watch mostly isn't xo, ann >> >> > >I find there's always one or two decent chopped carrot handfuls for >every cubic foot of bilious ejection. > > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
