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Did you see...?

The aerial’s blown down, there’s no TV

The Jeremy Kyle Show was more like Snow

Thank goodness I watched United / Chelsea

Before these winds really started to blow

Now football’s finished, reception can go

And I don’t care. I’ll read or play music

Or go out, and the time won’t pass so slow

Who am I kidding? When the aerial’s fixed

I’ll relapse into TVaholic

Collapse into the sofa and watch Free-

View: Battlefields with Peter and Dan Snow

Or Question Time, see Labour take some stick

The music channels… Hey, but did you see

The Eurovision Song Contest? Oh no……….

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Comments

<Deleted User> (4281)

Sat 31st May 2008 17:18

Antonio – YOU ASKED -"How did people throughout history manage without TV? How?!"
People from the past they were busy in different chores. Considering not all things were available at the stores, so for one- the women were cooking at home baking, sewing cloths ...Just few to mentioned. You see as the entertainment goes people thrived on story telling etc...Some entertainment was to participate in weddings and more open social life I think…Just my two cents…:)

Thanks!
Zuzanna

<Deleted User> (4235)

Tue 27th May 2008 16:39

Hi, my name is Melissa, and I'm a TVaholic. If TV were to die tomorrow, then hours would be sent in writing, but with TV still bringing my favorite shows to me, time is lost to them.

Love your stuff. :)

<Deleted User> (4281)

Tue 27th May 2008 16:14

Hello, Antonio

It sounds like a problem with the cable for Internet connection. That also occurs here as well. At times, it takes longer then one day.
I guess for the time being you still were able to compose new write in spite of the temporary blurred vision. You made a point in your poetry… Twist about technology in general. It shows that the gadgets are prone to failure.

Thank you,
Zuzanna

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