Tag: tv

The Simpsons Quotes in Daily Life, Vol. 2

In keeping things current with my blog, I’m continuing my series of entries that I started in…uh, November 2017. Maybe I should really stick with that, huh? Anyway, if you’re unfamiliar with the concept, this series of posts covers quotes from The Simpsons that have made their way into the daily lives of  La Familia … Continue reading The Simpsons Quotes in Daily Life, Vol. 2 →

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The Simpsons Quotes in Daily Life, Vol. 1

I follow a few Facebook fan pages that are dedicated to The Simpsons and the other day, they were asking what everybody’s favorite quotes were. It was then that I realized that not only were some of them my favorites but also used in the daily life of my family. (And believe it or not, … Continue reading The Simpsons Quotes in Daily Life, Vol. 1 →

Cutting the Cords

First of all, Happy Valentine’s Day to all of you out there who care to celebrate it. We do and there was plenty of celebrating around these parts as it is also my birthday – 45th to be exact. I used the photo you see here as my Facebook profile picture today in order to … Continue reading Cutting the Cords →

Blogging 365, Day 38: Nobody Likes Papa’s Snoring During Novelas

So the other day I wrote a post about that damned AT&T U-verse commercial about that girl complaining about her difficulty to hear her novelas over Papa’s snoring. And it turns out that I’m not the only one annoyed with that commercial. Just check out my recent search hits. Most of my top hits have … Continue reading Blogging 365, Day 38: Nobody Likes Papa’s Snoring During Novelas →

Blogging 365, Day 35: Novelas and Papa’s Snoring

What you are looking at is a screengrab from what could quite possibly be the most poorly written and acted commercial in the history of mankind. The commercial is for AT&T’s U-Verse TV service which offers the unique feature of being portable through the incorporation of a wireless receiver. In this commercial, a group of … Continue reading Blogging 365, Day 35: Novelas and Papa’s Snoring →