The Many Moods of Daisy...
Passive:
Sitting up:
Out of frame:
"Take dead aim on the rich boys. Get them in the crosshairs... and take them down."- Herman J. Blume
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Sunday, May 13, 2007
Dear Old Guy from the Golf Course Peeing on the Side of the Tree,
Maybe you'd be better off peeing on the other side of the tree near the golf course. Sure, your golf buddies might goof on you. But they probably won't call the cops on you. You're about 100 feet away from an elementary school on this side of the tree.
Just letting you know.
Sincerely,
Pat
Maybe you'd be better off peeing on the other side of the tree near the golf course. Sure, your golf buddies might goof on you. But they probably won't call the cops on you. You're about 100 feet away from an elementary school on this side of the tree.
Just letting you know.
Sincerely,
Pat
Sunday, May 06, 2007
Friday, May 04, 2007
TiVo, How Do I Love Thee? Let Me Count the Ways...
We've had TiVo for about six months now. I love it. It really does change the way you watch TV.
The beauty of TiVo can be broken down into four parts:
A) Pausing during live sporting events. For a sports fan, this alone is enough to justify the cost. The first time I paused a football game to take the dog out, and saw a kick return for a touchdown that I would have otherwise missed, I was hooked.
B) Seeing shows I wouldn't otherwise get to see. I never would have gone out of my way to watch a show like "30 Rock" without TiVo, but now I'm hooked. It's excellent. There's also a ton of good movies that TCM shows overnight.
C) Watching shows when I've got the time. I was pissed off when the moved "Lost" to 10. I'm usually in bed by 10:30. Now I can just watch it the next day.
D) Seeing MORE shows because I'm zipping through commercials. If I've got three house of television time on the weekend, I can now get through about 4 hours of actual TV time because I'm not sitting there through the commercials. Excellent!
After six months of living with TiVo, I don't think I could ever go back to not having it. It's that good.
We've had TiVo for about six months now. I love it. It really does change the way you watch TV.
The beauty of TiVo can be broken down into four parts:
A) Pausing during live sporting events. For a sports fan, this alone is enough to justify the cost. The first time I paused a football game to take the dog out, and saw a kick return for a touchdown that I would have otherwise missed, I was hooked.
B) Seeing shows I wouldn't otherwise get to see. I never would have gone out of my way to watch a show like "30 Rock" without TiVo, but now I'm hooked. It's excellent. There's also a ton of good movies that TCM shows overnight.
C) Watching shows when I've got the time. I was pissed off when the moved "Lost" to 10. I'm usually in bed by 10:30. Now I can just watch it the next day.
D) Seeing MORE shows because I'm zipping through commercials. If I've got three house of television time on the weekend, I can now get through about 4 hours of actual TV time because I'm not sitting there through the commercials. Excellent!
After six months of living with TiVo, I don't think I could ever go back to not having it. It's that good.
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