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pendy · 23-01-2006, 13:33

Don't have a TV at all, so don't watch it. But that doesn't make me a moral majority. I just don't want one enough. I have had TVs, even had one in the kitchen once so that I wouldn't miss Corrie and The Bill whilst cooking. I don't miss it particularly, the only things I miss are the news and the weather, and I can get those from the newspaper. It has its advantages, we have dinner together every night at the table and talk, and we both like to read. I really don't understand, though, this attitude of "I've got a TV but I don't watch it much" - meaning that makes me a better person? No, it just makes you a person that doesn't watch TV much!

23-01-2006, 13:33	#6
pendy Resting in peace Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: London/Oswaldtwistle Posts: 1,123 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 910	Re: Television .. 'not that I watch it much' Don't have a TV at all, so don't watch it. But that doesn't make me a moral majority. I just don't want one enough. I have had TVs, even had one in the kitchen once so that I wouldn't miss Corrie and The Bill whilst cooking. I don't miss it particularly, the only things I miss are the news and the weather, and I can get those from the newspaper. It has its advantages, we have dinner together every night at the table and talk, and we both like to read. I really don't understand, though, this attitude of "I've got a TV but I don't watch it much" - meaning that makes me a better person? No, it just makes you a person that doesn't watch TV much!