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[brosometal]

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Find the employee with the first name that would match "M" 58, and go to the building with the same last name

I saw this and wondered why no one had used the "dying to get in" angle (pause for group groan and possible incoming). 

To change direction, Did you ever watch Six Feet Under, M?  And if so, what'd you think?

[MikeBjerum]

I saw this and wondered why no one had used the "dying to get in" angle (pause for group groan and possible incoming). 

To change direction, Did you ever watch Six Feet Under, M?  And if so, what'd you think?

I saw one episode when we were traveling once (don't get HBO, or whatever station it was on).  There was a "reality" show that took place in a funeral home that was pretty goofy.  I can't remember the name, but it was a family, father and couple of his kids, working in a funeral home in California.  I was family dynamics mixed in with all the stereotypical death care stuff.

[brosometal]

I've had some people tell me it was an "amazing" show.  I have seen a few episodes and was just wondering if the depiction was reality based.  (You know, Hollywood... Reality based...  It was worth a shot.)

[MikeBjerum]

I think there might be a difference of whether you live the crap day in and day out.  To be honest, when I'm living my life waiting for the cellphone to ring at any time, or waking up every hour thinking I heard it, I see no entertainment value in a show about it.

[tombogan03884]

I think there might be a difference of whether you live the crap day in and day out.  To be honest, when I'm living my life waiting for the cellphone to ring at any time, or waking up every hour thinking I heard it, I see no entertainment value in a show about it.

Bet the guys on "Deadliest Catch" say the same thing. War movies are the same way, what seems like great adventure when you watch it from your warm recliner with a cold beer takes on a different look when you are actually doing it.
My experience of adventure is that it involves being cold, wet, tired, hungry,sore, and usually scared sh!tless.

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[PegLeg45]

Bet the guys on "Deadliest Catch" say the same thing. War movies are the same way, what seems like great adventure when you watch it from your warm recliner with a cold beer takes on a different look when you are actually doing it.
My experience of adventure is that it involves being cold, wet, tired, hungry,sore, and usually scared sh!tless.

The grass always looks better on the other side of the fence....until you get there and find yourself running from the bull.   

[PegLeg45]

Yeah. How come we can't post sound clips? that's a great wav file.

Not a wav file...but........



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i3AX4nw6JDg