>>>>>Ah, american advertisement to sell other advertisement. Means nothing to me. You must write it out. ;)
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>>>It's a popular meme from "The Big Bang Theory" in which main character Sheldon Cooper presents an awkward "Fun with Flags" blog.
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>>I don't go for much memes, not my way to communicate, and "The Big Bang Theory" is nothing I've ever heard of. But then I ignore any so called US entertainment on purpose - and I watch (and receive) a range of TV channels well selected on not playing such.
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>>So, I'm sorry, I don't get it. Never mind, I suppose it was a joke and smile.
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>It's now fourteen years and two months since we canceled (or cancelled, depending on who checks your spells) all TV. Because it was already dead, murdered by its own success: it succeeded in selling all its time to advertising, or what wasn't sold, served it. Thus stopped serving me.
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>And, know what - I don't miss it at all.

TV - the so called show is the advertising to sell the advertising. A completely useless machine. We stuck to ARTE and the stuff around, we are forced to pay for it in Germany per household (you get sued if you name it a tax, but even if you don't have electricity hit's hard to circumvent), this works so far.