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I havenāt watched a real advertisement on TV inā¦well, never, really! Thank goodness for that mute button and having to go to the bathroom! Or run to the fridge to get a snack. ;)
Shoot all politicians, lawyers and āhouse sellersāānone of them earn the money they charge us anyways so they are useless. Just like tigers when you need them!~!!
Now, any other day, Iād agree with the thrustāthat kids spend way too much time in front of the tube..But we all know the stuff Calvin comes up with to fill his free hours. Iām not tremendously worried if he decides to go for a couple hours of mind candy.
There was in the past a bolt of lightening from the centre of silicone valley,and this wise womens voice boomed across the land ,you must put a mute button on all tvs .If you refuse I will make all game commercials real long.They all obeyed .
Television is bubblegum for the brainā¦.When I was a little kid in the 1950ās I used to come home and watch soap operas before my mother eventually showed upā¦.
@unnormal ā The commercials may not have been so annoying back then, but they did the job ā or we wouldnāt be enduring those very much more irritating commercials now.
Marketing has been doing its job for a very long time ā¦ and it was targeting kids almost from the beginning.
The industry term for an added sound boost to a commercial is called āgain ridingā. I agree with many of you about the utility of a mute function on my tv. On the other hand, the commercial for Southern Comfort with the guy walking through the sand is a piece of genius ā right up there with some of the Volkswagen stuffā¦
Yes, the CALM act was passed regulating the volume of commercials, and broadcast engineers are still trying to figure out how to implement it, since commercial production houses produce the advertisments as loud as they can.
ratlum about 12 years ago
Precious time alright .Before Dad gets home.
Linux0s about 12 years ago
Sweet precious liberty chock full of annoying commercials.
tirnaaisling about 12 years ago
Yup time to get āeducatedā by corporations and the media in how to live you life like a good wage slaveā¦. FREEDOM!!!
GROG Premium Member about 12 years ago
Donāt you have homework to do, Calvin?
leosmashroyale about 12 years ago
lol i do that too Calvin and im 18 years older than you.
rshive about 12 years ago
This is liberty?
witewater about 12 years ago
Every time Watterson draws Calvinās TV, I wonder what he is watching to make the TV jump like thatā¦..
neatslob Premium Member about 12 years ago
Well after all, television exists to deliver advertising. The shows are just bait to get you to the commercials.
LP1 Premium Member about 12 years ago
I havenāt watched a real advertisement on TV inā¦well, never, really! Thank goodness for that mute button and having to go to the bathroom! Or run to the fridge to get a snack. ;)
IndyMan about 12 years ago
Shoot all politicians, lawyers and āhouse sellersāānone of them earn the money they charge us anyways so they are useless. Just like tigers when you need them!~!!
ewalnut about 12 years ago
Not even playing a game on it.
orinoco womble about 12 years ago
Some cable channels have as much commercial drivel as network TV. Even online, you get popups etc.
Number Three about 12 years ago
āThe REST of the day is all mineā
Love the flying TVā¦
LOL xxx
RackDaddy about 12 years ago
Thatās how it is
alan.gurka about 12 years ago
Calvin watches tv after a hard dayās work, and adults hit the bottle. Either way, a mind-numbing experience.
battle of plattsburgh about 12 years ago
Today, he would be jumping in front of his computerā¦..just like everyone who is reading thisā¦..
Stephen Gilberg about 12 years ago
Funny how the TV jumps a foot, presumably from showing loud action, yet Calvin looks bored. Or maybe just exhausted.
Nortley about 12 years ago
Celebrating 64 years of never having owned one of the &&^%$##@^&**& things.
Hoodude about 12 years ago
Hobbes! Get back to workā¦
Phapada about 12 years ago
where is Hobbes?
phoenixnyc about 12 years ago
Now, any other day, Iād agree with the thrustāthat kids spend way too much time in front of the tube..But we all know the stuff Calvin comes up with to fill his free hours. Iām not tremendously worried if he decides to go for a couple hours of mind candy.
Puddleglum2 about 12 years ago
Apparently, one personās liberty is another personās bondage!
calvinsfriend110 about 12 years ago
I love it how the TV floats!
cosman about 12 years ago
Wish my tv jumped like that when i was 10..
ratlum about 12 years ago
There was in the past a bolt of lightening from the centre of silicone valley,and this wise womens voice boomed across the land ,you must put a mute button on all tvs .If you refuse I will make all game commercials real long.They all obeyed .
meowlin about 12 years ago
āFreedom is slavery.ā
khpage about 12 years ago
Television is bubblegum for the brainā¦.When I was a little kid in the 1950ās I used to come home and watch soap operas before my mother eventually showed upā¦.
freemarkets about 12 years ago
liberty is the freedom to do what you want with your time, including things others whine about
Hawthorne about 12 years ago
@unnormal ā The commercials may not have been so annoying back then, but they did the job ā or we wouldnāt be enduring those very much more irritating commercials now.
Marketing has been doing its job for a very long time ā¦ and it was targeting kids almost from the beginning.
legoboye about 12 years ago
liberty is hisā¦
sashacasey about 12 years ago
This reminds me of Fahrenheit 451.
Purple Ninja about 12 years ago
No Comment.
cookies333 about 12 years ago
I have load of homework!
khpage about 12 years ago
The industry term for an added sound boost to a commercial is called āgain ridingā. I agree with many of you about the utility of a mute function on my tv. On the other hand, the commercial for Southern Comfort with the guy walking through the sand is a piece of genius ā right up there with some of the Volkswagen stuffā¦
zerotsm about 12 years ago
Yes, the CALM act was passed regulating the volume of commercials, and broadcast engineers are still trying to figure out how to implement it, since commercial production houses produce the advertisments as loud as they can.
primalcoach about 12 years ago
rshive, no, this is deathā¦
Scslim about 11 years ago
Hey if you choose it, its yours. Enjoy it Calvin. Reality aint to cool either.