 I suck.  I am fascinated my the emotional carnage and humiliation of reality programming.  I need to get out more.  Watched The Bachelor: Paris last night again.  Do I derive joy in watching drunken women vy "to become a doctor's wife", all the while backstabbing each other?  No and yes.  It makes me embarassed to admit to people what I do for work at all, and it makes me even more daunted about my "eligible bachelor" status.  But yet, when watching these trainwrecks on TV, I derive such joy in watching them suck.  Is this narcissism?  I know now that Dr. Stork is a genuine tool (but with great abs).  Clearly, all the guy does is work and workout - he admitted he hates French food (heathen) and his weekly attempts at speaking French are pathetic.  There was a moment when the show seemed to be bleeping out a local cussing out the good doctor.  The only interesting contestant, Moana (woman 3rd from left in picture), is the only one that actually seems legitimate, but I kinda wished her breakdown this week to the other catty women was avoided.  But hey, good TV. . .
I suck.  I am fascinated my the emotional carnage and humiliation of reality programming.  I need to get out more.  Watched The Bachelor: Paris last night again.  Do I derive joy in watching drunken women vy "to become a doctor's wife", all the while backstabbing each other?  No and yes.  It makes me embarassed to admit to people what I do for work at all, and it makes me even more daunted about my "eligible bachelor" status.  But yet, when watching these trainwrecks on TV, I derive such joy in watching them suck.  Is this narcissism?  I know now that Dr. Stork is a genuine tool (but with great abs).  Clearly, all the guy does is work and workout - he admitted he hates French food (heathen) and his weekly attempts at speaking French are pathetic.  There was a moment when the show seemed to be bleeping out a local cussing out the good doctor.  The only interesting contestant, Moana (woman 3rd from left in picture), is the only one that actually seems legitimate, but I kinda wished her breakdown this week to the other catty women was avoided.  But hey, good TV. . . More guilty reality show pleasure came from E!TV's Number 1 Single, a show following 90's cutey Lisa Loeb in her quest to find a beau.  Caught the second episode by accident and got hooked.  She is a nerdy dreamgirl.  She still carries the glasses well. She spent this episode going on a date where she was taken to a donut place in NYC, and she eagerly consumed 3 donuts.  Whatta chick (after my own stomach)!  Then, she paraded around in a thong on the set of Isaac Mizrahi's talk show! Zow!
More guilty reality show pleasure came from E!TV's Number 1 Single, a show following 90's cutey Lisa Loeb in her quest to find a beau.  Caught the second episode by accident and got hooked.  She is a nerdy dreamgirl.  She still carries the glasses well. She spent this episode going on a date where she was taken to a donut place in NYC, and she eagerly consumed 3 donuts.  Whatta chick (after my own stomach)!  Then, she paraded around in a thong on the set of Isaac Mizrahi's talk show! Zow!Note to self: I need to get a girlfriend. . .
 
 
 
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Yeah man, you watch a lot of TV!
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