I've upgraded to (free) digital TV. This venture into commercial television has been interesting for an ABC/SBS watcher. I've learned a lot of things.
I've already watched a lot of the documentaries and (English) sitcoms on the national broadcasters. In some cases, a long time ago and several times. Some of the movies are old, but good - the Lethal Weapon series...ah, Mel, all that hair. Seinfeld.
Advertising is no less annoying. I can tell you that it's time to worm your sheep, and apparently it's also a good time to buy a ride-on lawnmower.
I have a confession to make. A neighbour very kindly helped me out some time ago by mowing my lawns. He keeps saying that he hopes our other neighbours didn't get the wrong idea - nudge, nudge, wink, wink. I'm sure they won't, I say, in a slightly confused fashion. Now I realise it's an ad. Oops, not usually that slow on the uptake. Note to self, must make more experimental forays into the world outside.
There seem to be some no-brainers - the workout thingy which actually says in writing on the screen that the results quoted are NOT typical (surprise!). There's an ad for an electric fridge. As opposed to....? I already have one. Have had for some time. Ah, electricity, perhaps it's not everywhere in town yet. That's the same ad which shows the fridge 'growing with you' (as you have kids, blah, blah,blah) but shows a different fridge at each stage - so presumably it doesn't grow with you at all. Am I overthinking this stuff?
I've started work on this footstool today. It's a verge treasure and hopefully I'll finish it off in the next few days.
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