Is it possible

No. Pick up the TV, walk out side, and put it by the curb.

 

Now that is good biblical advise!!!

 

Reality TV, Gay/lebian rights, dysfunction within the family, and shows about death/killings are what this nation has gravitated toward.


I out in a tape and watch older movies like The King and I, Please Don't Eat the Daisies, To Sir with Love and movies such as these.

The VCR may be outdated,but it still lets us watch quality television when we want to watch it.
OR the curb would be an acceptable place.
Trash TV deserves it's rightful place.

 

Why not listen to the radio instead, Chuck Swindoll has a great radio ministry called Insight for Living which is a million times better way to spend your time than watching that junk on satans outreach!

http://www.insight.org/

 

How many remember pre-TV days and the radio shows:

The Shadow.
The Buster Brown show.
No School Today (Big Jon and Sparky)!
Let's Pretend.
The Kraft Mystery Theatre.
Tom Corbett and the Space Patrol.
Fibber McGee and Molly.

Yes, I have silver hair.



HankD

 

I do and I don't have silver hair

But I like TV! I'm just particular what I watch

I watched "The Apprentice" last night. Their job was to prepare a television commercial for a Dove product. One team used the "gay" theme and it didn't succeed. It was awful. In fact both teams were so bad that both teams had to go to the Board Room.

 

I have about quit turning mine on.

 

What kind of garbage are you watching to see gay men telling others what to wear. It might take a little self control, but I believe you can watch TV responsibly and avoid that kind of programming.

 

Not so fast....NASCAR is starting up

 

We don't watch any gay guys here. Theres other stuf on tv.

 

We turn it if it turns gay

 

Just curious.
What do you do if "objectionable" commercials come on? You can switch it but by that time it has already invaded your home. Too late! They gotcha!
What about the bikini beer ads? Or the bikini car ads? etc...
No, the best course is to chuck it!
But you do what you want, you will anyway.
In HIS service;
Jim

 

Yes, one of my few shows that I like to catch. At least the "Baptist" wasn't a total caricature, like you so often see. But I'm told by a fan who keeps up with such things, that this Baptist character is signed on for 2 or 3 more episodes, so the jury's not out yet. I think the story line could have been handled better, but I also know it could have been handled worse. How much can you expect from one of the most popular mainstream shows?

(And as far as I'm concerned, that's nothing good on until Spring training! Play Ball!)

 

I like NUMB3RS. It's new and on tonight. It's a lot like CSI but with no skimpy tops for the ladies. It's on opposite 'Monk' so we watch Monk in reruns or later at night.

 

The only thing wrong with Monk IMO, is that it's scarey for me to watch because I keep identifying with his obsessive-compulsive behavior.

HankD

 

I wish Monk would come stay with me for a week and clean my house.

 

As an interesting game, try seeing who can be first to spot the obligitory gay reference in each program. It usually occurs during the first ten minutes of the show but sometimes it is more subtle as in a wink or knowing look. A variation on the game is to change channels every time there is a reference (pro or con) but that is not as much fun as it results in an overheated remote and is a terrible drain on the batteries.

 

Answer: YES it is possible.

It is a very tricky thing to do so follow these instructions to the T. It will also work with cable or sattelite.

Ok here it goes.

Walk over to the TV.
Get to the back of your TV
Bend down
Grab the plug
Unplug the TV from the wall.
Get back up
Walk to your couch
Grab the remote
Surf all you want!