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by josephine-binaca from boston

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where is scrooge?

Dec 16, 2007 | 5:25 PM
Category: Entertainment

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most years by now ive seen "its a wonderful life" a 1/2 dozen times, 12 nversions of "scrooge", "miracle on 34th street" at least once etc. So far I saw its a wonderful ife on thanksgiving day and again last night, along with the cartoon "the grinch that stole christmas. Ive seen "shrek christmas" and "charlie Brown" twice.

Is this some side effeect of the writers strike? is it politically in correct to play christmas shows, do i have to subscribe to cable just to get into the christmas spirt??

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Dec 17, 2007 | 9:59 AM

Jose,Hi.
please read my blog,Cable has a
bunch of repeats,and comersils
you pay for. I don't understand
how they can charge for chanles,
then sell the time for comericial
on the chanel you pay for to watch movies or sitcoms on. when we subscribe to a package(basic cable)They put paid programing on weekends.Thoses times slot's should be free to the consumer.
Dubble payment,Paid programing
by comericial and us is not right.
As far as Chirstmas shows, There
are veary few, Get this, I'v
seen advertizements for Halloween
shows on Chirstmas day....???
Here is my advice, Put on some
Chirstmas music, dig out those
old cards, sit and remaness of
Chirstmas past. It works for me.
MERRY CHIRSTMAS!! :)

captainseapig

Dec 18, 2007 | 7:47 AM

Here's a suggestion for you. Go to where children are singing Christmas Carols and songs. That could be at church. Purchase a CD of Christmas songs by the Tabernacle Choir. You can get those on Amazon .com guaranteed to get you into the Christmas spirit.

josephine-binaca

Dec 18, 2007 | 9:17 PM

thanks for the suggesttions. I cant believe these movies are not on regular tv anymore :<

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