So waiting for our game and price is right is on, when did Barkers Beauties get replaced by Drew's Dudes?
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You’re assuming it’s a dude*****
They are trying to turn the senior citizens ghey
Those are still Barkers Beauties, they're just identifying as Drew's Dudes today
It's part of the of age of political correctness that we now live in. We must be more inclusive of all ages, genders and body types or did you not get the memo.
I was thinking yesterday, I’m at home on a school day with The Price is Right on TV. It felt like 1984 not 2024.
I also got a kick out of watching a NCAA tournament game on Max. I’m not used to the screen being so crisp it was always fuzzy when I watched Max back in the day.
I also got a kick out of watching a NCAA tournament game on Max. I’m not used to the screen being so crisp it was always fuzzy when I watched Max back in the day.
Y'all know old women watch Price every day and get horney like their husbands right? Let Paw have Maw get a little worked up by one of Drew's dudes. Us younger guys might appreciate that assist one day when we get old and can't be bothered putting in the typical effort...
Today's youth will never understand the struggle and thrill of trying to make out a tit in the skinamax scramble.
I can remember watching in my youth and thinking "Please let the prize be a hot tub"
My favorite was when a middle aged dad would think he was being real clever and ask "does she come with the prize???". Dads never change.
I would guess that market research strongly indicates that 90% of Price is Right daily viewers are either women or men who no longer have any lead in the pencil.
Who cares?
Petticoat junction, green acres, I dream of Jeanie, gilligans island
Freshman year my roommate made his schedule around days or our lives, no tivo or dvr then!
Yeah you had to get that length of that brown TV antenna wire just right!
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In the early eighties the McArthur hall TV room was full of all the big burly manly athletes watching General Hospital at noon (might have been 11). It was funny to see.
Seeing all these guys watching so intently and regularly gave me an idea, that I never did. In those days you should have opened a lunch restaurant with 3 separate dining rooms. One for ABC, one for NBC, and then one for CBS with TVs in each showing the Soap Operas from each network. Kinda like a sports bar, but a soaps bar.
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