[fatguy]

Last night I chose to stay at the office and follow the good-versus-evil battle on a FR thread. I think I got information faster that way, but I missed out on seeing the bewilderment and pain on the RATS faces.

Will some of you please paint word pictures of some delicious TV agonies?

[stands2reason]

I missed out as well. The Mr. had "control" of the TV in the room with the computer, and I didn't want to run back and forth. First time I actually wanted to see Blather et. al.'s faces.

We get so few guilty pleasures around here. Everything's usually so stacked against us--schools, media, decline of Western civilization--we're so used to being pushed against the wall, some of us are having trouble just letting go. And relaxing for ONE WHOLE DAY! Well, not me. I'll be back on my guard tomorrow. Today, I'm gonna enjoy myself!

[GWfan]

I'd be happy to.

I was watching Fox News for a while, but we were just chewing up the RATS so bad that I changed to CNN (which I hadn't watched in 2 years). I have no idea who the anchor was, but he looked like he was about to cry when it dawned on him that Cleland would lose. OOOOOh, the humanity! LOLOLOL!!! Judy Woodruff was more composed than he was.

Then they switched back to the 'Crossfire' cast and Carville stuck a trash can on his head and was silent for an entire segment. It was the very best. I don't hate CNN near as much today.

[MrNeutron1962]

"Will some of you please paint word pictures of some delicious TV agonies? "

They looked like I did when I was 9 and found out there was no Santa Claus.