Re: SHUT THE CELL UP !

Radios are not a distraction for most people. Generally most of us
don't flip around from station to station while driving. I had a friend
that used to do it though- he'd flip from station to station everytime
the song changed or a commercial came on. Drove me friggn nuts to ride
with him.

> Radios are not a distraction for most people. Generally most of us
> don't flip around from station to station while driving. I had a friend
> that used to do it though- he'd flip from station to station everytime
> the song changed or a commercial came on. Drove me friggn nuts to ride
> with him.

Actually, that's more common than you think. I agree, it drives me
insane as well. As long as I can hear something [respectable] instead
of the hypnotizing sounds of the car in motion, it's fine.

TH

"Tropical Haven" <user@example.net> wrote in message news:421E7A8B.6070904@example.net...
>> Radios are not a distraction for most people. Generally most of us
>> don't flip around from station to station while driving. I had a friend
>> that used to do it though- he'd flip from station to station everytime
>> the song changed or a commercial came on. Drove me friggn nuts to ride
>> with him.
>
> Actually, that's more common than you think. I agree, it drives me
> insane as well. As long as I can hear something [respectable] instead
> of the hypnotizing sounds of the car in motion, it's fine.

Dumb commercials tend to irritate the heck out of me, especially after
I've heard it for the 50th time. So I tend to push a preset channel
button about one second after a commercial I recognize comes on.

--
John Richards

Or join XM/Sirus and leave all the commercials behind. PBS has
"commercials".....or as they call it "sponsors". Seems everytime I
try to watch a PBS show on TV, they are having one of their endless
pledge drives........


Join PBS and
>leave that commercial trash on the back porch with the rest of
>yesterday's garbage. Or not - your call. <obligatory cell phone reference>

True, although I believe that some of the DJs (?) on Sirius enjoy the sound
of their own voices a bit much .

"RH" <p51d007@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:etba219o61c08nuoerhaitjrkcaaqoiqqf@4ax.com...
>
> Or join XM/Sirus and leave all the commercials behind. PBS has
> "commercials".....or as they call it "sponsors". Seems everytime I
> try to watch a PBS show on TV, they are having one of their endless
> pledge drives........
>
>
> Join PBS and
>>leave that commercial trash on the back porch with the rest of
>>yesterday's garbage. Or not - your call. <obligatory cell phone
>>reference>
>

Janie Collins wrote:
>
> True, although I believe that some of the DJs (?) on Sirius enjoy the sound
> of their own voices a bit much .

That's the definition of *most* DJs!

Notan