6 Dec 2022 12:41 pm
I've loved TV since I 1st started watching it on my grandparents' TV at about the age of 4 or 5 watching Walter Cronkite & Milton Berle. It's a window to the world, as well as a platform for the best comedies ever made. & now we can watch in our homes just about any movie ever made on HUGE 4K SCREENS.Selaphobia » 06 Dec 2022, 12:02 pm » wrote: ↑ ^^can't see it
TV is for people about to die.
that is why they have TV in hospital rooms
You really should check out the writing by Taylor Sheridan for 1883.
But even with a lifetime of TV, I stll grew up swimming & water skiing on the San Jacinto River every summer, & then surfing every spot on the Gulf coast of Texas from Galveston to Padre Island & Port Isabel, as well as every break from San Blas, Mexico to Point Conception at Hollister Ranch in California, & every surf break on Oahu. I also played handball & ran track for a couple of more years at the University of Houston, & did Boot & ITR for U.S. Marines Reserves, and took some Karate & Aikido & practiced the moves all my adult life, even some now, & danced all my life too. So, I have a good
& will definitely outlive you, Pud.