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I have no idea why they get on my nerves....I know they are for a good environmental cause...they never make any noises (so they are easy to ignore because there is no sound for most of the commercial)...so I never pay attention to the entire commercial until I hear water pouring...then I just think about somebody peeing....it does not make me want to run out and buy Brita...it grosses me out!
Most people dont realize how the short amount of time they spend drinking from a plastic water bottle equates to the eternity that bottle will ...
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I'm not sure what the medal count is, I'm definitely ready for spring, and I look good in an elegant ladies' pantsuit. This was the week in TV Land:
• In 2006, I watched the final four episodes of Arrested Development as they aired on Fox opposite the opening ceremonies of the Turin Olympics. That pretty much sums up my feelings toward this year's Vancouver Games: I'm sure plenty of people will watch, but I'll probably look for something else. There are several reasons for this. I'm never that interested in televised games, period, and the winter Olympics always feel to me like a weaker, less iconic version of their summer counterparts (something tells me Jesse Owens will always rank Shaun White in the pantheon of history). I've also got a very low tolerance for jingoism and shlock, both of which are pretty much the only fuel in the Olympics' engine, as witnessed by the masturbatory remake of "We Are the World" that I couldn't even make it through:
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The Week In TV The Week In TV: Sharktopus!Houston Press (blog) - Feb 15, 2010
I#39;m really enjoying the way Community creator Dan Harmon and the rest of the writers are dealing with the tension between Jeff and Brita; rather than havingMidland Daily News - Feb 04, 2010
Clorox to buy Midland#39;s Caltech IndustriesThe Clorox Co. is expected to announce today that is has purchased Midland-based Caltech Industries, Inc., maker of hospital and commercialTMC Net - Feb 01, 2010
Clorox#39;s New CSR Web Site Features Upgraded quot;Ingredients Insidequot; Product The Web site includes an upgraded product ingredient listing that features more than 230 household and commercial cleaning, disinfecting and auto care and morenbsp;raquo;