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National TV Turn Off Week

beforewisdom writes "Next week (April 19th - 25th 2004) is National TV Turn Off Week in the USA. Among the many benefits claimed by tvturnoff.org is that 90% of the people who participate in a TV Turnoff Week successfully reduce the amount of television they watch permanently."

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  1. Brought to you by by sulli · · Score: 0, Troll
    the geniuses behind Buy Nothing Day!

    Which means, of course, that advertisers don't give a flying fuck about them.

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  2. Re:Food For Thought by fizban · · Score: 0, Troll

    But I still believe that it's gay mariage that is endangering families the most.

    You're joking, right?

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  3. Bah! by Mr.+Firewall · · Score: 1, Troll

    My TV goes for weeks at a time without ever being turned on. When it is, it's usually to watch a video.

    There is simply NOTHING offered on TV these days that is worth watching -- that can't be obtained on-line. I was glued to the NASA TV web site during the recent Mars landings. And I'm a news addict on Election Night. But all that can be watched on line these days.

    If people want to rot their brains, let them do it. It isn't anybody's business anyway. All of these busybodies worrying about whether this or that cultural phenomenon is sending us to Hell -- well, they need to go visit a brothel, or get an enema, or do something to get over their g*****n anal fixation with other people's personal choices.

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