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90% of my tv viewing is recorded quality stuff, watched at a time of my choice with adverts and credits skipped over
and Ive never watched ANY shows about gossip, celebrities, cooking, gardening, lifestyle, big brothers, weigh-loss, dancing, soap operas, etc
the only time I might lower my standards is if a questionable show has some snow in it, then all is forgiven!!:banana:
Got Foxtel in lounge & bedroom as Aussie tv is somewhat lacking although Australian Apprentice made for entertaining viewing I thought. I'm a big fan of reality stuff (I'm a celeb get me out) just not Biggest loser!
do you watch the ballistyx show gareth?Quote:
Originally Posted by gareth_oau
as for the biggest loser.... there must be much, much fatter people sitting at home watching that show- are fit/ healthy people really that interested in watching people who have neglected their health, lose weight?
as a fat bastard myself, that's why im opting to take the dog for a walk these days instead of simply watching shyte like australian karaoke championships (aussie idol).
i love cooking shows. make me hungry!
I actually took this summer off (from building a car) and sat down and watched the entire 10 seasons of friends (over like 4 months)
There are a few shows out there worth watching. But most finished production a while ago! (ie most of todays stuff is rubbish. yet I still sit down and watch some of it)
scott, I first watched it on channel Go, lunchtime saturdays during winter, then watched the re-runs during the winter olympics. I'm not really into parks anbd jibbing, i'm more a groomer and wanting to get into a bit more backcountry.
biggest Loser? I certainly have a bit of respect for them to try and lose some weight, but that respect tends to start from a very low base, because they allowed them to get that size in the first place. And does it really need them to be a celebrity before they are willing to try?
I'm a bit of a fitness fanatic, with 4-5 taekwondo/kickboxing sessions and 2 gym sessions every week and i get really annoyed when i put on 0.5kg over christmas!! LOL.
Taking your dog for a walk is a great start, but you need to get your heart rate up, so think about kicking or throwing a ball round with the dog instead
Hungry Beast (ABC on wednesday nights, 9pm) did a great sendup of the "News" last night.
yeah, actually, cooking shows are legit for sure. i watched ramsey's kitchen nightmares the other night- the mexican restaurant one.
i love his ability to dress someone down to their soul, to insult them and humiliate them, and then say "mate, let's work together, WE can do this *pat on back*".
walking the dog is something i do when im bored, but its not my exercise base- that's what wii fit step aerobics is for lol (documenting it for a website). just abit hindered at the moment by damaged shoulder ligaments, so no upper body for me until they heal.
so gareth, you like groomers eh? i think i might know the place for you:
http://i846.photobucket.com/albums/a...0/IMG_1907.jpg
im standing on a run which had a min. incline of 19 degrees, max 24, it's 2.6km long, 60-100 meters wide at its various points down the hill, groomed down the middle with untouched powder (20 or so meters) down each side at 3 in the afternoon.
and the mountain behind me, with the runs? that's lit up until 9pm.
rusutsu ftw.
now why go and admit that in public? how can you be scene now? :-PQuote:
Originally Posted by Jarred
i think jarred did it because he was lacking motivation in the garage.
so of course, he sits down and watches friends, which is awesome because it essentially begins to boil his blood and feed his fury, to the point that he's regained his motivation again.
i do that with full house.
He sold his mk1 and got a mk2, he ran out of things to do after the first hour :)