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ByaKya · Jan 6, 2007, 08:42 am

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The Wire
Sleeper Cell
60 Minutes
Modern Marvals
The O'Reiley Factor

Good god...that explains everything.....

The guy watches fictional terrorism dramas where ex terrorists (a gay one too) screw around with pretty white girls, only to see them beheaded on tv.

Then he tunes in to oreilly for analysis !
ROFL

ByaKya · Jan 6, 2007, 08:43 am

Favorite educational show.
Do books count? im not much into TV

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History Channel
Discovery Channel

Hey pale in your sig, You right wingers gotta invent your own dictionaries now? cant deal with the real meaning of words? rofl

Epistemologist · Jan 6, 2007, 08:51 am

I watch Nova. It's exciting. :)

**Jack** · Jan 6, 2007, 11:22 am

Most of mine have been mentioned except;
Extreme Engineering
How Things Are Made

My TV defaults to the Discovery channel.

Epistemologist · Jan 6, 2007, 11:33 am

Shucks, I don't get those channels. I get PBS, FOX, NBC, CBS, ABC, WB, UPN, and a Spanish channel. And of those, only PBS is educational.

Milton Bradley · Jan 6, 2007, 04:08 pm

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Hey pale in your sig, You right wingers gotta invent your own dictionaries now? cant deal with the real meaning of words? rofl

It's called Neuspeak, and you may want to familiarize with it, because I see it as becoming an increasing influence on your life.

Milton Bradley · Jan 6, 2007, 04:13 pm

Pride Fighting

The Ultimate Fights

Nova

Scientific American

NOW ( Particularly when Moyers was at the helm. )

How it's Made

Both C-SPAN channels that I am able to recieve.

Discovery Channel Specials

...and an occasional National Geographic ( as long as it has nothing to do with politics, as they have made it clear that they side with the Neocons with their 9/11 propaganda. )

kubedawg · Jan 6, 2007, 05:12 pm

How it's Made is particularly interesting when talking about architectural structures such as certain types of skyscrapers or bridges.

Epistemologist · Jan 6, 2007, 05:18 pm

I suppose History Channel would be interesting too.

Did you know U.S. president Calvin Coolidge was an awkward fellow? One time, he was sitting in his room, stretched his arms to the drapes, and hit a button. He didn't know the button was actually an alert trigger for when a hostile gets into the White House. So like all the Secret Service was scurrying around looking for a hostile. But then the funniest part is that he pressed the button again in thirty minutes. Then he pressed it again. And again.

Also, he pretty much kept to himself at parties. One time these two ladies came up to him and said "I bet we can get you to say at least three words." He responds, "You lose."

Scribbler1 · Jan 6, 2007, 05:51 pm

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How it's Made is particularly interesting when talking about architectural structures such as certain types of skyscrapers or bridges.

I find most of their topics are interesting. But when the subject is how toothbrushes are made I lose a little interest.

Jan 6, 2007, 08:51 am	#23 (permalink) (top)
Epistemologist God is good Location: Down by the river, stealing your water Posts: 1,518	I watch Nova. It's exciting. :) But what's to stop the manic tide, The suicide of our own pride? The Complex

Jan 6, 2007, 11:22 am	#24 (permalink) (top)
Jack formerly Isherwood Location: San Diego, CA Posts: 12,870	Most of mine have been mentioned except; Extreme Engineering How Things Are Made My TV defaults to the Discovery channel. The Forum Rules Radical Atheist Heathen Queer Let's agree to respect each others views, no matter how wrong yours may be. (Ashleigh Brilliant)

Jan 6, 2007, 11:33 am	#25 (permalink) (top)
Epistemologist God is good Location: Down by the river, stealing your water Posts: 1,518	Shucks, I don't get those channels. I get PBS, FOX, NBC, CBS, ABC, WB, UPN, and a Spanish channel. And of those, only PBS is educational. But what's to stop the manic tide, The suicide of our own pride? The Complex

Jan 6, 2007, 05:12 pm	#28 (permalink) (top)
kubedawg Magma Posts: 1,032	How it's Made is particularly interesting when talking about architectural structures such as certain types of skyscrapers or bridges. "You can only see as far as you think." Economic Left/Right: -1.75 Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -7.90 Addiction is only the failure of one's will power.

Jan 6, 2007, 05:18 pm	#29 (permalink) (top)
Epistemologist God is good Location: Down by the river, stealing your water Posts: 1,518	I suppose History Channel would be interesting too. Did you know U.S. president Calvin Coolidge was an awkward fellow? One time, he was sitting in his room, stretched his arms to the drapes, and hit a button. He didn't know the button was actually an alert trigger for when a hostile gets into the White House. So like all the Secret Service was scurrying around looking for a hostile. But then the funniest part is that he pressed the button again in thirty minutes. Then he pressed it again. And again. Also, he pretty much kept to himself at parties. One time these two ladies came up to him and said "I bet we can get you to say at least three words." He responds, "You lose." But what's to stop the manic tide, The suicide of our own pride? The Complex

Jan 6, 2007, 04:13 pm	#27 (permalink) (top)
Milton Bradley BANNED Location: Ohio Province, Rep. of Comerica Posts: 7,320	Pride Fighting The Ultimate Fights Nova Scientific American NOW ( Particularly when Moyers was at the helm. ) How it's Made Both C-SPAN channels that I am able to recieve. Discovery Channel Specials ...and an occasional National Geographic ( as long as it has nothing to do with politics, as they have made it clear that they side with the Neocons with their 9/11 propaganda. )