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Time Warner Cable can blow me.

If they didn't have a monopoly, they'd have been out of business before the internet age. )

No, really. If the cable giants had to compete for business, they'd have to fix roughly 50% (not all even!) of their stupid-ass consumer relations issues and streamline departments such that they, you know, actually talked to one another. Or else customers would walk. It makes me yearn for something like that North Carolina town cooked up, where some town decided to provide its own town-based ISP. Of course, the service providers immediately moved to enact legislation making such things illegal--probably because they work better, cheaper, and with less bullshit than the TWC and Comcasts of this country. Sigh.

...ouch.

Oct. 19th, 2007 03:12 pm
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If the guy who wants to be my nemesis over at Pink Raygun really wants to be floored by a negative review, here's what Entertainment Weekly thinks of this season of Heroes so far. Just...wow. They're more flailingly pissed off than I am. I've learned my lesson from last season. I wasn't blown away by the show until well past the initial episodes. It's easy to forget, especially for an ADD-rag like this magazine (...that I subscribe to), that Heroes was far from perfect its first season.

Here's hoping for better things.

*

Speaking of Pink Raygun: Skip my review of Smallville and go right for [livejournal.com profile] viridian's. She's way funnier and manages to cover, in half the word count, much of my own feelings about Dean Cain's (finally!) guest starring episode. So far it was the least painful, maybe-this-is-even-good episode of the season.

Dude!

Oct. 16th, 2007 04:15 pm
trinityvixen: (Doom)
Heeeee. Points to [livejournal.com profile] viridian for pointing this out to me:

Someone farts in the general direction of my Pink Raygun review of Heroes. (scroll down for the comment from 'Corellian')

Again, thanks to [livejournal.com profile] viridian for defending me as well, but in all honesty, I'm so excited by this prospect I'm bouncing in my chair at work. Because I love the fact that some douchebag thinks snark is somehow inappropriate and disrespectful. I'd love to see his reaction to my reviews of Smallville because if he thinks the vitriol dripped from my review of Heroes, he'd probably pass out with one whiff of a Smallville review.

[livejournal.com profile] viridian is a smart cookie, and kinder than I. She's got it exactly right: I don't snark all over a show because I hate it. When I hate it, I TURN IT OFF! Whoa! NOVEL CONCEPT. I spend hours on these reviews, agonizing over every little change (because they're most free-form essay style which is harder to make discreet editorial changes to), so clearly I don't mind rewinding the show I've taped or dwelling/speculating on plot developments. If I had to do this for, say, the drivel that the one roommate watches? I'd--no joke--blow my brains out first.

Still! I have an enemy! A foil! A person with an opinion other than mine with which to duel! Hurrah! I'm crazy! I love this! Well, I do now. If this commenter continues on trying to tell me how to be funny and/or snarky, I'll have to kick his ass across more than a few parsecs, but still! Heee!

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