Phil,
We sort of foregone the cable TV thing for a long time now and then
occasionally buy a DVD and watch it instead. We have all but the last
season of MASH now and we've watched them over and over and over. Well all
but the last one, I just got that for father's day and still working on
it. Yep lots of lessons in there both from good and bad perspectives
portrayed on it but sure is a funny show. Bananza yep, Gun Smoke you bet
Marshall Dillon, I never was or will be a treky, but those Warner Bros
Looney Toones? They're the best. Naaaaaaaaaaah chomp chomp chomp What's up
doc?
Brad
on 05:55 PM 6/26/2006, Phil Scovell said:
Brad,
We recently changed from Qwest, our phone company, owned by MSN, and from
our Satellite provider, to Comcast. We had been on cable internet service
for about 5, maybe 6 years, and kept looking, and trying, digital phone
service when Comcast came up with a triple deal. digital phone, cable TV,
and cable internet all which appears to be saving us more than 60 a month
and maybe more like 80 dollars a month. We will see when our first full
month's bill shows up to make sure. Anyhow, my former son in law was
picking up his 6 year old son we still baby sit after school, and his wife
works for comcast. So that afternoon, he was showing us some of the
channels and answering some questions. Knowing how we liked Mash, being
the
fine upstanding Christians that we are, without even asking him, he showed
us the Hallmark channel where Mash runs for 2 hours every night. Well,
the
same shows run during early afternoon, too, but I have more time during
the
late evenings to watch it. so, in short, I have been watching a lot of
the
shows I haven't seen for years. The other night, although this has
nothing
to do with you other than your interest in the show, and it does remind me
of Kathy since she told that old joke on here the other day, do you
remember
the Mash where Kernel Blake and Father Mckahee, however you might spell
it,
were in the latrine together and the BC got hit by shell fire? I was
laughing about that this afternoon, thinking about Kathy's joke, because
they came out talking funny weird stuff and the Father especially was
funny
talking about his mom swearing when she found the children ate a whole pie
she had just made or something. Anyhow, in spite of some of the political
overtones, there sure are some tremendously funny things in some of those
shows even if you are a Christian. Notice I never claimed to be a good
Christian in that statement. Now, if I can just get Gun Smoke, Bonanza,
the
Three Stooges, Star Trek, the old ones and the new ones, and a few Daffy
Duck and Porky Pig cartoons all together, it will make for one good TV
night. I've already seen way too many Sponge Bob cartoons with my
grandchildren so I'll skip those. Especially since James Dobson got
blamed
for saying he was gay, or something. Odd, that isn't the cartoon
character
I would have picked to be gay in that cartoon. Oh, well. I've been wrong
before.
Phil.
Has He Ever Crossed Your Mind?
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