Anyone else TV-free?

[chickenannie]

Poohwie to ex-boyfriends who need television to be happy

 

[Yogiman]

lurky wrote:
I even liked the commercials when i was a kid. Today its hard to even figure out what they are advertising

Is that not the truth? Without offending anyone, I contend that one has to be at least semi-retarded to even begin to understand the commercials today because they are so senseless. They are an insult to one's intelligance.

 

[BrahmaMama]

Nope

I even fall asleep to my tv....

I was watching something on tv

the other day, about how important sleep is, and especially the *quality* of sleep...not just quantity. Made me consider shutting it off at night, to see if I actually feel better in the mornings. I haven't yet though

 

[claud]

Are you kidding? DH and DD would die. I could live without it although I would miss Animal Planet and Discovery channel which is mostly the only thing I watch.

 

[Josie]

Me and my husband have tried to be tv-less several times by choice. Every time someone feels bad for us and pitch in to buy us one. AWKWARD! We have had 3 tvs, but have never bought one. We try to keep it for an appropriate length of time and then give it away.

 

[chickenannie]

I should say that I do have a monitor that I can watch rented movies on. that usually happens a few times a month. No commercials!

 

[Dinos_rock]

I have been TV-free for several months, but not by choice. I am grounded........

 

[chickenannie]

well, being grounded -- that's a whole 'nother story.

 

[airmom1c05]

 

[silkiechicken]

I too choose to be TV free. I despise those boxes of junk... un