Americans watched more television than ever in 2010, according to the Nielsen Company. Total viewing of broadcast networks and basic cable channels rose about 1 percent for the year, to an average of 34 hours per person per week.We have the average ovine Yank beaten by a factor of at least two at telebision consumption, though there may be a slight (& fairly technical) difference between having the sound & screen on all the time (mostly in hope of disaster striking) & actually devoting what's left of our attention to the deluge of drivel.
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Monday, January 3, 2011
Pikers
6 comments:
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I'm totally throwing the numbers off.
ReplyDeleteI have entire weeks where the teebee doesn't go on, interrupted perhaps by a Sunday football game. Some months I use my car more often...
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it's like thunder is really Canadian or something.
ReplyDeleteJingoist Editor Notes:
ReplyDeleteIt's pretty damn obvious that M. Le Bâtard is of the Froggy persuasion:
The Big Bad Bald Bastard is a character played by Monsieur _______
What? Why aren't people sitting on their fat asses playing on the INTERNET all day?
ReplyDeleteLard-Assed Editor Is So Proud:
ReplyDeleteWe're multi-tasking all day &tc. You got us why others aren't.