Re: Have Bravo TV?

Jul 27, 2003 12 Replies

vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from "Kandice Seeber" :



]Yep, they're putting that on NBC I believe



oh, good. because we don't get Bravo.


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Oh good, cuz I don't get cable!

Suedo (like "pseudo", though I'm no phony baloney!)

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Hmmm - well that sucks. We don't get Bravo either. :(

suedo!!!

you are correct, you are not a phony baloney!! glad to see you here.... pat moses-caudel

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Hehehe! Hi Pat! Glad to see you "over here" too!

And thanks for agreeing with me - my dad always told me I was full of baloney....but I didn't listen! (he accused me of that, too! LOL)

Suedo (like "pseudo", though I'm no phony baloney!)

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"SmartAlecBlonde4" wrote Looks like its on tonight to, 10:00 central. Jo Jo

Where are you finding that schedule? I've tried NBC.com, TVGuide, Yahoo's TV schedule - nada.

Perhaps just your local station rerunning it?

Val

It really gripes me when people use "listen" as a synonym for "obey". And the worst of it is, I catch *myself* doing it sometimes, since the word was so often misused to me! I've tried to train myself to be able to say, "I'm listening to you, I just don't agree," but with indifferent success.

Celine

Sorry I'm 'griping' you, Celine, but it rather gripes me when someone picks apart my flippant comments. I'm not trying to write a novel here, for hellsakes! And for what it's worth, my meaning for not listening was 'not hearing,' because he claimed I only heard what I wanted to hear from him - and that certainly has nothing to do with 'obeying' anyone.

Suedo (like "pseudo", though I'm no phony baloney!)

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Sorry, I didn't express myself clearly. My gripe was with *him*, not with you; I was trying to sympathize with what you were saying.

With my father, "Why won't you LISTEN to me?" always meant, "Why won't you do what I say?" -- no matter how inappropriate or downright lunatic his "advice" might have been. And he wouldn't listen to me (in the correct sense of the word), those times when I tried to explain *why* I wasn't following his advice.

Celine

Oops, my bad. Now I see your point. Thanks for clarifying for me and sorry that I jumped to a conclusion. :(

My dad never listens to me, either. Talk, talk, talk....and it's expected that everyone will agree with whatever prophetic nonsense he utters. Drives me crazy to this day because the nonsense is getting more unbelievable as he ages. That's reason #3 why I moved 2500 miles away....

Suedo (like "pseudo", though I'm no phony baloney!)

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vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from snipped-for-privacy@aol.com (Sue Lund) :

]Drives me ]crazy to this day because the nonsense is getting more unbelievable as he ages.

been there, done that. but it hurt like hell when i lost him last year, anyway.

i was one of the few he would still speak to. AND i was the only one who could keep his computer running when he messed it up.

----------- @vicki [SnuggleWench] (Books)

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I went to the Bravo site, they had a schedule that said it was on. I forgot about it so I didn't get to see it.

Jo Jo

"SmartAlecBlonde4" wrote I went to the Bravo site, they had a schedule that said it was on. I forgot about it so I didn't get to see it. Jo Jo ~~~~~~~~~~ Oh, I thought you were saying it was on NBC again. Bravo is running all the episodes again and again at various times - gonna get their money's worth out of them. Good for those that are just finding out about the series.

Val

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