i have a lovely wide-screen tv, but stupid virgin cable means it's always out of sync
my dad has the most vulgar mahoosive 3D one. my mother would never have let it in the house. BUT the 3D programmes are amazing.

i'm kind of done on tv. never watch it.

alt: no. but my friend was drunkenly sick in a mutual friend's kitchen sink once, whilst her (really fierce) mother was obliviously making tea with her back turned. when she saw the sink she went ballisticisimus and threw us all out. at the time it was horrifying, but in hindsight the memory of my friend lurching around the kitchen with her hands clamped over her mouth searching for somewhere to yak is a great one.
( rachelswipe with a fork, Thu 19 Jan 2012, 13:53, 1 reply, 14 years ago)

my grandad bought what can only be described as a cinema screen about three months before he died.
Needless to say, Uncle Tony sold it before he was even cold.
( Roota zweeeeeoooooowm, Thu 19 Jan 2012, 13:55, Reply)

poor grandad
still, he prob enjoyed it whilst he had it.

reminds me of my friend, whose aunt and uncle have a parrot. they've had it for years; it's about 65, the vet thinks. and it's a right cantankerous old bugger. their children (aged 49 and 51) really really hate it. one of their family friends was asking how long parrots live.

"about 5 minutes longer than my dad," their son said darkly.
( rachelswipe with a fork, Thu 19 Jan 2012, 14:00, Reply)