Location: Ciudad del Agua, Wasteland, United States
I'm a former undergrad who clamors to be a grad student. Or maybe a high school teacher. My husband and I decided to get impulsive recently and get married on nine days' notice, and my biological clock is ticking so loudly people two states away can hear it. Also, I love weapons. That's about it.
Are you sure he didn't mean that he likes Dr. Phil in a "so bad it's good" kind of way? Like, when my computer was broken, I used to watch a lot of Dr. Phil because even though he is a creepy skeeze who oozes insincerety, his show is kind of hilarious. Like I remember this seriers on stage moms out of control. He had the daughters compete, ostensibly for a paid acting gig, and the moms were all "shut up and smile you little whore" and the daughters were all "I hate you, I don't want to be an actress." Then Dr. Phil played the tape on a big plasma TV and called them horrible mothers.
So maybe he meant that he loves Dr. Phil as trashy, terrible, guilty pleasure, "I'm only watching this because I don't have a computer" daytime entertainment?
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Are you sure he didn't mean that he likes Dr. Phil in a "so bad it's good" kind of way? Like, when my computer was broken, I used to watch a lot of Dr. Phil because even though he is a creepy skeeze who oozes insincerety, his show is kind of hilarious. Like I remember this seriers on stage moms out of control. He had the daughters compete, ostensibly for a paid acting gig, and the moms were all "shut up and smile you little whore" and the daughters were all "I hate you, I don't want to be an actress." Then Dr. Phil played the tape on a big plasma TV and called them horrible mothers.
So maybe he meant that he loves Dr. Phil as trashy, terrible, guilty pleasure, "I'm only watching this because I don't have a computer" daytime entertainment?
By
Di Di, at
November 03, 2007 12:20 AM
Well, Dr. Phil is a trashy pleasure, though personally I prefer Jerry Springer. :)
By
Psychobunny, at
November 05, 2007 11:02 AM
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