posted April 23, 2013 05:16 PM            

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Originally posted by T:
Grow up aquaguy.

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posted April 23, 2013 05:21 PM            

In fact, i doubt you could take what I would have to say back.

The quesion is: do I really want to spend time going back and forth with your immature, twerp little ass in this thread?

Answer is: No.

So, see you later.

posted April 23, 2013 05:24 PM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
Aquaguy, do you watch South Park? Or Family Guy? I actually like all of the Seth shows. And Ted was a-maz-ing!

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posted April 23, 2013 05:26 PM            

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Originally posted by T:
Oh I can take it all day long.

In fact, i doubt you could take what I would have to say back.

The quesion is: do I really want to spend time going back and forth with your immature, twerp little ass in this thread?

Answer is: No.

So, see you later.

Try to stay on topic while yOhoure at it.

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posted April 23, 2013 06:16 PM            

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Originally posted by PixieJane:
Ah, MTV, where the reality shows are scripted and blatantly staged (like subtle wardrobe & cosmetic changes that seem extremely unlikely without a crew, makeup artist, and director there to make it happen). Still, no matter how low it sinks (and MTV can sink pretty low in the gutter), I doubt they can make women look more shallow & depraved than Cosmopolitan already does (and it's not like they make guys look any better, at least not the few I've seen and heard about).

Hmm, I should ask someone to keep up with it for me and tell me how many cat fights there are without blood (one "reality show" on I think the Oxygen channel had women fighting almost like wrestling stars over guys and just as bloodless no matter what they beat each other with, and I read an article written by a former guest of the Jerry Springer show where the "bouncers" were whispering suggestions as they held or blocked those "violent" and basically directing the fake fights, and of course the scandalous secrets they revealed publicly were also just as fake). Though I suppose if they just sit around and talk (but what would be the fun of that?) then it'll just be a bunch of awkward talking of losing virginity to genitalia as if that's all that mattered, and of course the lines will be mostly written for them by someone else and memorized in advance, at least if they want to keep milking their 15 minutes of fame for all its worth.

But again, it can't be worse than Cosmopolitan which is already somewhat like that and throw in idiotic quizzes, articles on how to play head games with men (oh, and the first issue of Teen Cosmo even had an article blatantly instructing presumably teen readers on how to manipulate parents to buy the clothes advertised in their magazine for them!), and letters from readers bragging about breaking up relationships so she could hook up with a hottie (like starting rumors that a guy she wanted was cheating to make his girlfriend suspicious and then leaving panties around for her to find at like his beach house and proud of herself when they broke up and she could go "comfort" him).

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posted April 24, 2013 12:22 AM            

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Originally posted by Randall:
It's actually a pretty good show. I laughed out loud a few times. It's on my list. Not my fave show by far, but well worth watching. It's entertaining.

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Bwahahahaha this is too much!

I knew you would come back with something like that.

posted April 24, 2013 02:14 PM            

MTV Demographics:

Median Age 47.1

Age 18-34 25%
Age 35-54 44%

Attended college 37%

Male 48%, female 52%

Own home 73%

Income $75K+ 41%