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THING OF THE WEEK

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…on the THING for the Week of 08/04/2008, 08/11/2008, & 8/18/2008 :

If you could get rid of one television show forever, what would it be?
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message:The Family Guy. I'm all for poking fun at things...SNL, the Simpsons! Gotta love them. But family guy just rubs me the wrong way. I don't like how they show women and talk about them. They make it seem like being stupid is cool. But its not, its just being stupid.
name:kp

message:Big Brother
name:unknown

message:I would get rid of Frasier. It is dry and boring. I have even tried to watch it and i had to change the channel. It's not that i hate it, the show is just totally boring!!!
name:unknown

message:Hannah Montana
name:mommadonna

message:hannah montana!!! i hate hannah montana
name:prettyreader777
     
 
   
 
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