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AllanB
2nd July 2014, 21:46
I can't wait until Friday to have this rant :angry:

Birthing Shows on TV. TV1 in particular tonight - One Born Every Minute. It's a English show about child birth in some Pommy hospital.

I fail to understand the interest women folk have in it. Is it wanting to watch someone else go through the discomfort they once experienced?

The show appears to be full of young slappers and their dim-witted male counterparts. I struggle with the implied stupidity of most of the menfolk - I presume they are acting as otherwise I fail to see how some of them actually impregnated their partner. I'm guessing it was a 50/50 chance of hitting the correct hole and then a 20% chance of dribble finding the right orifice. Having said that there is a high chance most of their sperm cannot swim and drown in the cum carrier fluid.

Most of the pregnant women appear to be struggling to accept they are actually going to give birth. Presumably for the first 7 months they just thought they were getting fat (fatter.....). Then they appear shocked as to where the baby is going to exit from. Cue lots of screaming and cursing. Before they have to start pushing.

It's a hour I rather spend doing the dishes after a long day at work.

Add to my list of rant TV shows - all the Aussie shows - Master Cook, Border Line, Aussie's got Tallent, Masterbatter etc etc etc. One channel on one night has thre or four of the bloody Aussie shows back to back. Farks sake we are New Zealand - are there no good local shows about Sheep shagging or something?

And I have Igloo - 30 odd channels of questionable TV now .......:facepalm:

awa355
2nd July 2014, 22:34
Jeremy Kyle has to be the absolute pits. Surely those fat bodied pierced slobs have to be paid actors?

The Jones channel, Who in their right mind would pay to view 40-50 year old crap like The Brady Bunch, Bewitched,

Any reality show,

My rant over, :angry::angry:

buggerit
2nd July 2014, 22:34
+1 ,It wasn't that hard to stick it in there, how hard can it be to back it out?<_<:shutup:

Kickaha
2nd July 2014, 22:39
I fail to understand the interest women folk have in it.
Fuck knows, can't be that hard women have babies all the time

Berries
2nd July 2014, 23:30
I fail to understand the interest women folk have in it.
Perhaps the wife is giving you a hint? Unless you watch it on your own you sick bastard. Mind you, there were some pubes at 4:36, a bucket of bubbling placenta at 21:32 and some gorgeous stretchmarks at 28:53. Shitting the bed at 45:12 was a bit over the top, but hey, it could be of interest to those from Christchurch. Like the stirrups, the plunger and the goat.



EDIT - Sorry, you are from Chch.

Akzle
3rd July 2014, 01:04
100% of tv is shit. Except v8s and the gp.

Gremlin
3rd July 2014, 01:21
And I have Igloo - 30 odd channels of questionable TV now .......:facepalm:
You have now paid for even more questionable content... But hey, lets focus on the stick in their eye eh? ;)

Freeview only, otherwise I'll search the net for something I'm after. Anyway, it's the little voice telling you, you should be doing something productive. Freeview offers enough for me...

unstuck
3rd July 2014, 05:37
Makes me wonder why someone would sit through a program that they cannot stand.:eek:

5150
3rd July 2014, 07:29
Mind you, there were some pubes at 4:36, a bucket of bubbling placenta at 21:32 and some gorgeous stretchmarks at 28:53. Shitting the bed at 45:12 was a bit over the top,


EDIT - Sorry, you are from Chch.

Sick Fuck You....:facepalm:

awa355
3rd July 2014, 07:47
Makes me wonder why someone would sit through a program that they cannot stand.:eek:

Its going in the background. One of the few hassles of sharing a house. I told my wife, if she dies before me, the telly is going into the ground with her and on my way home, I'll be stopping off to pick up a " No Junk Mail " sticker for the letterbox.

Paul in NZ
3rd July 2014, 07:56
Yeah its a funny thing but apparently pain from childbirth is like 120 out of a 100 and yet a while after having a baby most women start to think - 'hmmm - another little one would be nice to keep little soandso company'...

Ask any guy thats ever had a good kick in the nuts if he would like another one.... Chances are the answers no...

mashman
3rd July 2014, 07:56
Useless program... I thought the missus would be as broody as hell after that and desperate for a vag full of white wees.

unstuck
3rd July 2014, 07:57
Its going in the background. One of the few hassles of sharing a house. I told my wife, if she dies before me, the telly is going into the ground with her and on my way home, I'll be stopping off to pick up a " No Junk Mail " sticker for the letterbox.

Thats what mancaves are for. Luckily we only have one telly, and thats in my room. Wifey dont watch tv. And I only have one so I dont miss country calender.:Punk::Punk:

TheDemonLord
3rd July 2014, 08:19
Jeremy Kyle has to be the absolute pits. Surely those fat bodied pierced slobs have to be paid actors?

The Jones channel, Who in their right mind would pay to view 40-50 year old crap like The Brady Bunch, Bewitched,

Any reality show,

My rant over, :angry::angry:


Jeremy Kyle is amazing! its absolutley hilarious to see idiots get the telling off they should have had 5,10,20 years ago.

Jones is also awesome because it plays Star Trek TNG

Banditbandit
3rd July 2014, 09:53
I can't wait until Friday to have this rant :angry:

Birthing Shows on TV. TV1 in particular tonight - One Born Every Minute. It's a English show about child birth in some Pommy hospital.

I fail to understand the interest women folk have in it. Is it wanting to watch someone else go through the discomfort they once experienced?

The show appears to be full of young slappers and their dim-witted male counterparts. I struggle with the implied stupidity of most of the menfolk - I presume they are acting as otherwise I fail to see how some of them actually impregnated their partner. I'm guessing it was a 50/50 chance of hitting the correct hole and then a 20% chance of dribble finding the right orifice. Having said that there is a high chance most of their sperm cannot swim and drown in the cum carrier fluid.

Most of the pregnant women appear to be struggling to accept they are actually going to give birth. Presumably for the first 7 months they just thought they were getting fat (fatter.....). Then they appear shocked as to where the baby is going to exit from. Cue lots of screaming and cursing. Before they have to start pushing.

It's a hour I rather spend doing the dishes after a long day at work.

Add to my list of rant TV shows - all the Aussie shows - Master Cook, Border Line, Aussie's got Tallent, Masterbatter etc etc etc. One channel on one night has thre or four of the bloody Aussie shows back to back. Farks sake we are New Zealand - are there no good local shows about Sheep shagging or something?

And I have Igloo - 30 odd channels of questionable TV now .......:facepalm:

Fuck me .. use the OFF button and calm down.

SMOKEU
3rd July 2014, 10:43
Perhaps the wife is giving you a hint? Unless you watch it on your own you sick bastard. Mind you, there were some pubes at 4:36, a bucket of bubbling placenta at 21:32 and some gorgeous stretchmarks at 28:53. Shitting the bed at 45:12 was a bit over the top, but hey, it could be of interest to those from Christchurch. Like the stirrups, the plunger and the goat.



EDIT - Sorry, you are from Chch.

Any prolapses?

MIXONE
3rd July 2014, 12:55
I'm lucky enough to have two sons.The wife doesn't get a vote so chances are the tv is on a sports channel.:2thumbsup

SPman
3rd July 2014, 17:03
Add to my list of rant TV shows - all the Aussie shows - Master Cook, Border Line, Aussie's got Tallent, Masterbatter etc etc etc. One channel on one night has thre or four of the bloody Aussie shows back to back. Farks sake we are New Zealand - are there no good local shows about Sheep shagging or something?

We get bloody Motorway Patrol, Border patrol, etc - normally about 10 yrs old FFS.
Do you get Housos over there - the Sydney equivalent of Wainuiomata......or Bogan Hunters - searching Australia for the staunchest bogan. Quality shows all......:drool:

AllanB
3rd July 2014, 19:39
Fuck me .. use the OFF button and calm down.

I'm living in a broken house in CHCH - hugging the log burner is a family affair in the winter. Mrs B had the show on TV so unless I retired to a cold room I was subjected to it in the background while I trolled KB.

It's still shit!


I've sneaked Top Gear on tonight ............ so far I'm winning!

Gremlin
3rd July 2014, 19:43
I've sneaked Top Gear on tonight ............ so far I'm winning!
I think it's really nice of her to let you think you're winning.

AllanB
3rd July 2014, 19:45
I think it's really nice of her to let you think you're winning.

Shes a keeper :2thumbsup Apart from her questionable taste in TV shows.......

Berries
3rd July 2014, 23:50
Yeah its a funny thing but apparently pain from childbirth is like 120 out of a 100
Sucker. It is 12 out of 100 and don't let any bird tell you different.

Robbo
4th July 2014, 07:38
Childbirth can be a little one sided..:laugh:

Akzle
4th July 2014, 08:09
Sucker. It is 12 out of 100 and don't let any bird tell you different.

the proof?
Once a woman has given birth, she will later think 'gee, i might like to have another baby'

-kick a guy in the nuts, and he will never, ever, think 'gee, i might like another kick in the plums'

PrincessBandit
6th July 2014, 19:48
I fail to see what's so fascinating about the programme. Having given birth twice and been present at the birth of my niece I can't imagine why anyone would want the world to view their baby-popping-out procedure. Even Balu had to stay away from the "business" end when our two were born otherwise he'd have ended flat out on the delivery room floor.

I suspect blokes who watch are either exceptionally educationally minded or looking for some pervy moments. As fatmaxx once quoted somewhere "watching your wife give birth is like watching your favourite pub burn down".

Oh, and btw, despite the hideous pain of contractions and stretching and tearing etc. of childbirth, many of us have short memories of the horrible bits until we're about to go through it again; by which time it's too late to say "I take it back, I take it back"!!