Re: Old-time TVs and National Anthems
Mike, the penny-stamp man, on host 209.240.220.167
Tuesday, May 29, 2001, at 11:13:08
Re: Old-time TVs and National Anthems posted by Paul A. on Tuesday, May 29, 2001, at 02:04:00:
> What do you mean "goes off the air"? :o) > > I can remember them doing that when I was a kid, but these days they all broadcast twenty-four hours a day. > > > (And I don't remember ever being up late enough to find out how they announced the closure. I only know it happened because it was noted in the TV guides, and because sometimes I'd get up early to watch cartoons and the new day's broadcasting hadn't begun yet.) > > > Paul
Man, that was TEH BETS!!!1 I used to get up about 2 a.m. to watch Saturday morning cartoons, so i got to see the Late, Late Movie, and after that the Late, Late, Late Movie, (a lot of it was John Wayne, i think), then a Solid Gold re-run (Solid Gold was a disco show which ran in the early 80s, after disco was certifiably dead), and Captain Kangaroo. Sometimes i fell back asleep before the cartoons actually came on.
Parents, i present myself as an example that sending your children to bed early doesn't always help. It just ade me wake up every day b 5 a.m.
Penny "But, since i'm an American, my experience really has nothing to do with this thread--My apologies, Mme. Koala!" stamp
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