Anonymous
Post 11/28/2012 13:47     Subject: Re:Can the FCC ban this?

I agree OP. And I'm not much better at distinguishing the two myself.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2012 13:41     Subject: Can the FCC ban this?

Anonymous wrote:Doorbells and knocking on doors on tv. Please. For the love of all that is holy.

My dog flips his shit whenever he hears doorbells or a knock at the door. It's naptime and I'm just trying to get through 1 episode of RHOBH without anyone waking up. I sit with my finger on the mute button like a trigger whenever they show someone approaching the door. Damn Beverly Hills wives and their dinner parties.


Turn off the TV. Problem solved. That shit rots your brain anyway.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2012 13:40     Subject: Can the FCC ban this?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:How about training the dog not to react?


Really? It would be so much easier to lobby a federal agency to issue and enforce a ban.


Plus you get all the fun of whining about it on DCUM.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2012 10:31     Subject: Can the FCC ban this?

Anonymous wrote:How about training the dog not to react?


Really? It would be so much easier to lobby a federal agency to issue and enforce a ban.
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2012 07:44     Subject: Re:Can the FCC ban this?

Anonymous wrote:OP I would love that. I also vote for banning radio commercials with car horns.


And songs/commercials with sirens!
Anonymous
Post 11/28/2012 07:22     Subject: Can the FCC ban this?

How about training the dog not to react?
Anonymous
Post 11/27/2012 22:17     Subject: Re:Can the FCC ban this?

Anonymous wrote:OP I would love that. I also vote for banning radio commercials with car horns.


Yes! And sirens! I remember that Madonna song, I Love NY (or whatever), and I would instinctively slam on the breaks whenever it came on because of the siren sounds in the background.
Anonymous
Post 11/27/2012 22:11     Subject: Re:Can the FCC ban this?

OP I would love that. I also vote for banning radio commercials with car horns.
Anonymous
Post 11/27/2012 22:02     Subject: Can the FCC ban this?

Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Wow, I love the charming people on this thread! I must hang out on this thread more often!


Bunch of bitches, right? {chuckle}


Good one!
Anonymous
Post 11/27/2012 21:59     Subject: Can the FCC ban this?

Anonymous wrote:Wow, I love the charming people on this thread! I must hang out on this thread more often!


Bunch of bitches, right? {chuckle}
Anonymous
Post 11/27/2012 21:57     Subject: Can the FCC ban this?

Wow, I love the charming people on this thread! I must hang out on this thread more often!
Anonymous
Post 11/27/2012 21:40     Subject: Can the FCC ban this?

Oh, shut up, PP.

OP, I agree! My dog will be nice and cozy, wrapped up in a blanket beside me, then hear a bell and flop off the couch in a panic, all twisted up.
Anonymous
Post 11/27/2012 17:32     Subject: Can the FCC ban this?

Sure. Right after they ban people like you from cursing pointlessly on the internet.

I don't actually mind the word shit, when there's a good reason. But seeing it all the time for no good reason is just plain annoying.
Anonymous
Post 11/27/2012 16:53     Subject: Can the FCC ban this?

Doorbells and knocking on doors on tv. Please. For the love of all that is holy.

My dog flips his shit whenever he hears doorbells or a knock at the door. It's naptime and I'm just trying to get through 1 episode of RHOBH without anyone waking up. I sit with my finger on the mute button like a trigger whenever they show someone approaching the door. Damn Beverly Hills wives and their dinner parties.