JamesSmith
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Dear Guys:
I'm James. I live in a relatively small Western North Dakota town, I'm about two hours from the nearest Best Buy, and even more shockingly no Burger King. But we do have a McDonalds.
All my life I've been a tv fan, but there aren't too many television afficionados that I know personally.
It seems that none of the friends and family are that big on the small screen (or the big screen for that matter). They hunt, work, go to football games, fish, etc.
Except me.
I go to the local WalMart, and I see TV-DVD's that I guess some people besides me purchase. I'm not sure about this, but I do see some empty slots at times. . . So I presume that other people purchase these things. . . . but I'm still not sure. Nobody talks about them much.
Are you guys on this forum real? Or are you just a figment of my imagination that I've constructed to reassure my sense of television reality?
Sane people don't make up wish lists of forty year old programs that nobody else remembers. Others get involved with other people, date, do things. . . . And here I am hoping that someday a soundtrack album to the Six Million Dollar Man comes out, with Lee Majors singing his classic "Sweet Jaime."
Do any of you other tv philes feel you're alone?
James
I'm James. I live in a relatively small Western North Dakota town, I'm about two hours from the nearest Best Buy, and even more shockingly no Burger King. But we do have a McDonalds.
All my life I've been a tv fan, but there aren't too many television afficionados that I know personally.
It seems that none of the friends and family are that big on the small screen (or the big screen for that matter). They hunt, work, go to football games, fish, etc.
Except me.
I go to the local WalMart, and I see TV-DVD's that I guess some people besides me purchase. I'm not sure about this, but I do see some empty slots at times. . . So I presume that other people purchase these things. . . . but I'm still not sure. Nobody talks about them much.
Are you guys on this forum real? Or are you just a figment of my imagination that I've constructed to reassure my sense of television reality?
Sane people don't make up wish lists of forty year old programs that nobody else remembers. Others get involved with other people, date, do things. . . . And here I am hoping that someday a soundtrack album to the Six Million Dollar Man comes out, with Lee Majors singing his classic "Sweet Jaime."
Do any of you other tv philes feel you're alone?
James