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RaceGrrl
11-03-03, 04:19 PM
Ok, 'fess up- what are your guilty pleasures? (No, I'm not talking about porn or watching jailbait at the mall- those are a given)
I'm talking about the TV shows that you watch that you're a little ashamed of, the music that you listen to that you really don't want your coworkers to know about, the weirdo food combinations that you enjoy. Hey, you can even admit that you like the IRL, but that might be a little too personal.
Tell your anonymous OffCamber friends. We promise that we'll keep it to ourselves.
I'll start:
TV shows- 1970s Charlie's Angels and The Brady Bunch.
Music: 70s disco, especially the BeeGees. (now that was tough to confess)
Food: ashamed to admit that I do like pork rinds. (but I don't like the IRL, so I'm excused)
Your turn.
Originally posted by RaceGrrl
the BeeGees. (now that was tough to confess)
I hate disco but I love the three-part harmony that was the BeeGees. It is a shame that we will never hear that again.
Music: I am, and always will be, a big Duran Duran fan.
TV: I love COPS. Especially when white trash resist arrest.
Food: I like my french toast with ketchup, salt and pepper.
Methanolandbrats
11-03-03, 04:25 PM
Having impure thoughts while watching Weather Channel Girls.
Putting mayonaise on sausage pizza.
(I don't do both of those at the same time)
racer2c
11-03-03, 04:45 PM
I'm a Food Network junkie.
I like Dodge.
I love horses.
TV Shows: I love "While You Were Out" on TLC.
Music: Justin Timberlake (his solo stuff, not NSYNC) :o
Food: "Ooooo, corn dogs! Mmmmmm."
RacinM3
11-03-03, 05:07 PM
Warm up a plate of Chips Ahoy in the microwave and I'm yours for life.
Warlock!
11-03-03, 05:38 PM
Originally posted by racer2c
I'm a Food Network junkie.
Me too.
I think I still like Steely Dan, but I haven't listened to them in 10 years.
When I was younger I drank gasoline because I loved the smell. Now I just love the smell.
Warlock!
Originally posted by Warlock!
...When I was younger I drank gasoline...
Warlock! So many questions have just been answered. :laugh: ;)
Hmmm...
OK, BLT's, I can eat as many as you can make. I can't go to a restaraunt and order one cause I can't eat just one. Oh, Egg salad sandwiches fall into that category too.
The Bee Gee's are nothing to be ashamed of. Abba is another story, I'm guilty. :o
Yes to lusting after the Weather Channel girls. I was also obsessed with that Rudolf the Red Nosed reindeer special they always show long into my teen years. I just couldn't miss that special every Christmas. Thankfully I'm over that now.
I really enjoy watching Gilligans Island and not just because of Ginger or Mary Ann. (I prefer Mary Ann BTW).
I'm not sure if CORR racing falls into this category but guilty as charged.
I do watch a couple earl races and still attend the 500.
Originally posted by cart7
Abba is another story, I'm guilty.
I have to add this one to my list also.
BTW. I am just waiting for JT to chime in. It'll be a BiF# like experience.
Originally posted by mapguy
BTW. I am just waiting for JT to chime in. It'll be a BiF# like experience.
uZs gUYs R jUsT sICKK!!!!!!# :gomer:
Old '60's BeeGees are cool. (I just gotta get a message to you.....hold on, hold on :( ), but C7, ABBA? Really? Can you say........INTERVENTION????? :D
The Archies rock on!!!!!!! NOT!
Original Bro' Bob Seger, SRV, Jimi, and <drum roll please>, the year BEFORE my divorce, ;) I tore up both front and back yards of the home I shared with my 1st wife in a little gated community not too far from Mosport, so I could plant melons.
That's right, melons.
Big, HONKIN'.......melons. Why you say? Simple, really. come August, those bad boys were ready!. So, I loaded up an '83 Ford 3/4 ton with homemade sideracks full of my melons and hit the road. Some 10 hours, and a broken rad hose later, I found myself and my melons in Seymour Indiana, where I spent the next two weeks at the John Cougar Melloncamp.
A good time was had by all, really. You COULD say that we were R. O. C. K. in the USA, and I confess that I was a huge fan at the time, but, I'm over it now.
Weird food items? Actually, no.
Strange TV shows? Other than admitting like the others to having impure thoughts about weather girls (and the morning girl on CITYTV's Breakky Television), where do I begin?
To Be Continued......... :rofl:
RaceGrrl
11-03-03, 09:57 PM
cart7 and mapguy, I like Abba, but I don't feel guilty about it. Then again, I'm a chick, so I can be excused.
Mamma Mia is a fun show. Go see it if you can.
TV????? Whats that?
Unabated SRV fan here.... So skelons there.
Food? Ummm...... OK... Vegemite! :p
flobee1kenobi
11-03-03, 11:05 PM
tv show: CSPAN-british house of commons - I dont envy Tony Blair's position at all, I've seen some debates break down almost to the point of fistfights
music:Bjork
food:cabbage, swiss cheese
Jag_Warrior
11-04-03, 12:55 AM
TV Show: Joe Schmoe Show on Spike (I was gonna ask you folks who else had watched the season finale in a thread, but I didn't feel like being heckled :p ). I don't watch much TV, but I liked that show.
Music: For some odd reason I've been listening to lots of techno-pop lately - I'm not really sure why.
Food: hot apple cider... and a cigar on Sundays. :saywhat:
TV Shows: The Sex Files; Red Shoe Diaries (I know, we weren't supposed to include that... :D ); Queer Eye; Inside Winston Cup - those guys are a hoot; and I'm absolutely nuts about Angel the Series and Buffy.
Music: :o I adore listening and singing along to Air Supply. 80's power ballads, baby!!! I also love listening to anything by George Michael (oh, I can't believe I admitted that...). Oh, and The Pina Colada Song. :o
Food: Raw dough of all kinds. I guess the worst would be raw pancake batter. :D And I actually like tofu. Is health food embarrassing?? :confused: :laugh:
racer2c
11-04-03, 11:57 AM
I too cannot get enough Buffy. I actually tape the two hour reruns in the morning so I can watch them when I get home. :( Help.:)
Kiwifan
11-04-03, 02:04 PM
I love the old comedy shows from the 60s and 70s esp The Two Ronnie's, Dads Army and Benny Hill. My family think I'm mad but I just love the double entendres. Barney Miller was always a favorite along with The Beachcombers.
The Guess Who for me, especially Sour Suite. I don't know why that is a song that gets me because I did have a Dad and he was always there for me but.......Pina Colada is alright, I'll admit to singing to that. Badly, of course. ;)
I love most foods but how about Subway? The reasoning? Well if I'm eating it it means I'm on holiday in Australia! :)
Good thread. :)
Rusty.
WickerBill
11-04-03, 02:21 PM
TV: I'll catch myself watching pro wrestling sometimes. Only if MNF is really bad.
Food: Tenderloins. (I'm from Indiana, you see)
Music: 80s hair bands, Garth Brooks, lounge music (like what radio stations call "smooth jazz")
Other stuff: 50-60 minute showers; dropping pennies wherever I go to see how long they stay
nz_climber
11-04-03, 03:13 PM
Im with Rusty on Dads army and that sort of comody... can anyone else say MONTY PYTHON :) :) those guys are classic :)
no real strange food, vegemite like cam
Rusty I saw a subway in chch when I was down there the other week ;)
Lizzerd
11-04-03, 03:38 PM
Television:
Cartoons! Bullwinkle, Simpsons, King of the Hill, George of the Jungle, old Warner Brothers (Bugs Bunny, Roadrunner, etc.
Old Sit-coms: Cheers, All in the Family, Barney Miller, MASH... The only decent one of the last ten or more years is Malcom in the Middle
Food:
Tenderloins. Nothing like a huge bigger-than-the-bun slab of breaded hammered pig butt ('birds phrase) with mayo, lettuce and onion.
Anchovies on my pizza.
This one is weird. For my late night cholesterol fix, I'll sprinkle some garlic powder on my extra crunchy peanut butter sandwich.
Music:
Anything by Mozart. The man was a genius.
Pink Floyd.
Jimi Hendrix. Another genius.
DjDrOmusic
11-04-03, 04:38 PM
Ok I'll admit it....Air Supply! They are the reason my wife and I are together. I also like Disco...and ABBA.
White Chocolate Almond Bark.
Fried Chicken
RHR_Fan
11-04-03, 06:01 PM
TV: "Saved by the Bell", "California Dreams" (when it was still on), "Dawson's Creek".
Music: Hanson, Spice Girls
Food: Anything with a lot of chocolate.
~Nicole
TKGAngel
11-04-03, 08:42 PM
Originally posted by RHR_Fan
TV: "Saved by the Bell", "California Dreams" (when it was still on), "Dawson's Creek".
~Nicole
Saved by the Bell was awesome back in the day. When it comes on now, you still find yourself mesmerized by the wacky hijinks of the gang even though you already know how its going to end.
food: cheesecake, starbucks frappucinos and spot coffee's (a local coffee house) cinco shake--caramel, white chocolate, espresso and milk. mmmm fattening
music: Billy Joel and Bruce Springsteen
Sean O'Gorman
11-04-03, 08:46 PM
My guilty pleasure is going to Internet forums to find threads like these so I can laugh at all the embarrasing things that people will admit to liking. :)
Robstar
11-04-03, 08:57 PM
TV: Naked News
Music: The Bangles
Food: Sardines
BTW - Vegemite is nothing to be ashamed of boys !
nz_climber
11-04-03, 09:08 PM
Originally posted by Robstar
TV: Naked News
BTW - Vegemite is nothing to be ashamed of boys !
Naked news ..... why don't I get that channel :eek:
Didn't know you got vegemite over there, thought cam had a secret importer downunder :D
racer2c
11-04-03, 09:09 PM
Originally posted by SOG35
My guilty pleasure is going to Internet forums to find threads like these so I can laugh at all the embarrasing things that people will admit to liking. :)
Touche!
:)
Originally posted by nz_climber
Naked news ..... why don't I get that channel :eek:
Didn't know you got vegemite over there, thought cam had a secret importer downunder :D
Naked News is kewl!
I had my sister smuggle 3 HUGE jars of Vegemite over about 8 years ago I am about done with the 3rd jar.......
Help!!! I need a reload! :cry:
Methanolandbrats
11-05-03, 12:11 AM
WTF is "vegemite"? Is it some kind of lube?
Methanolandbrats
11-05-03, 12:19 AM
Nevermind. I Googled it. It's crap Australians eat, similar to Fosters.
nz_climber
11-05-03, 12:54 AM
Originally posted by Methanolandbrats
Nevermind. I Googled it. It's crap Australians eat, similar to Fosters.
heheh I agree fosters is the worst beer ever, but vegemite is not that bad.. here in NZ we vegemite and marmite (same **** different label)
:D
Cam: Im sure we can get you some vegemite when you are all out ;)
Kiwifan
11-05-03, 03:15 AM
I like Marmite, my wife likes Vegemite so that's why we never................share the same piece of toast. Now, for all of you people who were in the gutter, time to climb out. :)
Rusty.
Is the Vegamite that they sell in the stores here not the same Vegamite that is sold in Oz? Hard for me to beleive that there is more than one recipe for that stuff.
TV show: Survivor (all of them)
Music: Trucker songs. Convoy, ect.
Food: French Fries dipped in tartar sauce, ranch dressing on pepperoni pizza.
rosawendel
11-05-03, 08:58 AM
simpsons, west wing, breyers vanilla bean (frozen solid), racing, women.
Originally posted by Turn7
Is the Vegamite that they sell in the stores here not the same Vegamite that is sold in Oz? Hard for me to beleive that there is more than one recipe for that stuff.
I have only found one place in this area I can buy it. (World Market) It's the real stuff made by Kraft. Marmite is similar but I never cared for it for some reason.
It is sold in most grocery stores in Houston. Kroger, Randalls (Safeway), Fiesta, ect.
TV - Seinfeld reruns; it's like Gilligan Island reruns all over again, no matter how many times I see the episodes, I'll watch them again.... So I guess the ultimate joke is that Jerry becomes Gilligan....
Music - some of Glenn Miller's stuff is great.
Food - I'm on a serious Ovaltine habit, throw in some home made brownies with out nuts and I'm in cholesterol heaven....
Originally posted by Turn7
Music: Trucker songs. Convoy, ect.
Mercy sakes alive good buddy!
"Pigpen, this here's the rubber duck and I'm about to put the hammer down 10-4." :D
Farting quietly in bed and waiting for my wife's reaction.
Originally posted by JT265
Mercy sakes alive good buddy!
"Pigpen, this here's the rubber duck and I'm about to put the hammer down 10-4." :D
Well, mercy sakes, good buddy, we gonna back on outta here, so keep the bugs off your glass and the bears off your tail. We'll catch you on the flip-flop. We gone. 'Bye,'bye.
:gomer:
C7,
"glass" and "tail" don't rhyme. :D
DjDrOmusic
11-06-03, 09:49 AM
What's really funny is when I get asked for Rap at an Oldies show, so I play Convoy....the look on the young punks faces are priceless!;) :D
Apparently I am not the only one that has memorized portions of that song.
"A big black Mac with a can on the back".
Well, we laid a strip for the Jersey shore,
prepared to cross the line,
I could see the bridge was lined with bears,
but I didn't have a doggone dime,
I said Pigpen this here's the Rubber Duck
and I ain't gonna pay no toll,
so we crashed the gate doin' 98,
I said "let them truckers roll"
10-4.
racer2c
11-06-03, 12:15 PM
That's awesome JT. I can't read your post without doing the 'voice'.
:thumbup: :D
Originally posted by JT265
C7,
"glass" and "tail" don't rhyme. :D
That's why I added the :gomer: ! :D
RHR_Fan
11-06-03, 05:03 PM
Add "Full House" to my list of shows. :D
~Nicole
Joelski
11-07-03, 11:28 AM
TV: The Discovery, History, and Learning Channels. Shows like Monster Garage, American Chopper, History's Mysteries, etc... Anything about big machines is cool too!:D
Emergency! Johnny & Roy got me where I am today (those f****ers, I coulda been a gynecologist!)
Music: I am still a fan of 80's hair metal, because a lot of the guitarists had diverse influences as I do. Classical, Jazz, Blues, etc....
Food: I like Munchos better than pringles and pork rinds kick a$$! ;), just about anything that has bacon on, or near it, and grilled seafood.
oddlycalm
11-07-03, 10:10 PM
Originally posted by Joelski
Anything about big machines is cool too!:D
Tell me about it, I actually made a career out of playing with other peoples big machines. It's still a kick in the tail after all these years. I don't have to pay for them, and I get to play with the some of the most exotic ones ever built. My favorite is still the jet casters that Magnequench in Anderson, IN uses to make amorphous neodymium/iron/boron ribbon. They spray molten metal onto a refrigerated wheel running at 2000Rpm, and it quenchs the metal solid instantley and an endless ribbon of razor sharp metal ribbon streams out the back.... :eek:
Guiltiest TV is FoodTV I guess. Food would be hot dogs, I still like a good hot dog, rat hair, lips, unmentionable parts and all.
As for music, I occasionally like to put on the MC5 or Stooges, but they are actually considered cool again by those of the younger persuasion. I always like the MC5 live, it was like watching a drunk driving an 18 wheeler, you didn't know what was going to happen, but you knew something would...
td
JohnHKart
11-08-03, 07:40 PM
Spanish TV Novelas (soap operas). Started watching one from Colombia a year and a half ago, La Guerra De Las Rosas, because I was taking a spanish class, after about 600 trips to Mexico and Puerto Rico, I was tired of talking crummy Spanish. So I notice this one actress, who I am very attracted to, Colombiana Catherine Siachoque. I watched her in her next show as well, La Venganza. For the most part I only watched a few minutes of each episode these shows, just to see her. Now there is a new Novela called Pasion De Gavilanes....I started watching that to check out one of my favorite hot Colomibanas Paola Rey and thanks to Telemundo all of their Novelas are now captioned in English which has really improved the enjoyment. I really can't stand/never watch the majority of these shows, especially the lame Mexican ones on Univision and other stations. I really find fascinating the ones from Colombia, of which all three I mentioned are made there. The colors in the scenes, even when they are walking down the street in some city or village scene, especially at night, the beauty of the sets, the incredibly gorgeous women, and even the unintentional in some cases comedy of how silly the shows can get is irresistable. I'm really hooked on Pasion, and have started watching every minute of it. It's really great to see some different aspects of Colombia, and now I want to go there but of course can't.
Some Reasons to watch Colombian Novelas:
Catherine Siachoque
http://www.actrices2.gabrielblanco.cc/images/actrices/catherine_siachoque/catherine16.jpg
Paola Rey, Danna Garcia and Natasha Klass from Pasion De Gavilanes:
http://images.ibsys.com/2003/1026/2582618.jpg
Sean O'Gorman
11-09-03, 12:15 AM
With women like that, you have to wonder why "make love, not war" isn't a more common way of thinking in countries like Columbia.
Corner5
11-10-03, 12:08 PM
TV- "Judging Amy" is the only show I've never missed since the beginning. Still watch "Andy Griffith Show", I don't know why? And "Wings". Reno 911 is my favorite now. Any show about surgery fascinates me.
Food- smoked fish, raw seafood-sushi& sashimi,could eat oysters everyday!All Seafood. Peanut butter on summer sausage.
Music-have ABBA Gold!! Don't like disco,except Donna Summer!!
all kinds of music especially jazz. I love that new song and video by Outkast,"Hey Ya"!
JohnHKart
11-10-03, 07:48 PM
Yeah that Outkast song is amazing...I just heard it on Saturday Night Live a couple of weeks ago. I may have to start doing it in my band.
JH
Corner5
11-11-03, 12:00 PM
Originally posted by JohnHKart
Yeah that Outkast song is amazing...I just heard it on Saturday Night Live a couple of weeks ago. I may have to start doing it in my band.
JH
You have to check out the video,its on Sat. on VH1 in their top 20 countdown show. it's wild!
Fitti Fan
11-11-03, 08:31 PM
Music: Ricky Martin, Nat King Cole, Frank Sinatra
Food: Pickled Pigs Feet, Menudo
TV Shows: Melrose Place, Queer Eye
BlueStang
11-12-03, 01:36 PM
Originally posted by JoeBob
I post at TF.
I do that, too. I also like the IRL :eek:.
If I miss "CSI" or "That '70's Show," my week is not complete. I don't feel guilty about those. Also can't miss the British comedies on PBS... "Last of the Summer Wine" and "Waiting for God," in particular, but I don't feel guilty about those, either.
Maybe I just don't feel much guilt anymore. :confused:
If we got those Novelas that JohnHKart posted about, I think I'd start watching them. :eek:
I secretly do like Ferrari and take pleasure in their cheating. :laugh:
Alkeehawl.
I sniff jet-fuel.
Fitti Fan
11-12-03, 05:46 PM
Yes, I really do. ;)
JohnHKart
11-13-03, 06:45 AM
I think I left out an important detail.....Telemundo is the network that runs Pasion De Gavilanes...In Los Angeles it's on Ch 52 at 7PM...It's captioned on C1 in English.
JH
originally posted by Bluestang
I do that, too. I also like the IRL
Are you the same poster as Bluestang at TF?
BlueStang
11-13-03, 01:32 PM
Originally posted by cart7
originally posted by Bluestang
I do that, too. I also like the IRL
Are you the same poster as Bluestang at TF?
That depends on who is asking.
doggie shizzle televizzle.
occasionally tune into fear factor, a/k/a wet boob factor. :gomer:
Originally posted by Fitti Fan
Yes, I really do. ;)
Must be the ******* in you! :D
Originally posted by BlueStang
That depends on who is asking.
I'm the "banned from the irl board" poster named trac-champ.
Canon2292
11-19-03, 11:21 PM
Jesus, I tried Vegamite cause of you guys! I couldn't wait to try it and scooped my finger and ate it up on the drive home. Barf!:mad:
My guilty pleasure is lots of Vodka and Grappa and Vicodin.
Originally posted by Canon2292
Jesus, I tried Vegamite cause of you guys! I couldn't wait to try it and scooped my finger and ate it up on the drive home. Barf!:mad:
Vegimite.......and to think these are the same folks that came up with "shrimp on the barbi".
Robstar
11-20-03, 01:07 AM
Originally posted by Canon2292
Jesus, I tried Vegamite cause of you guys! I couldn't wait to try it and scooped my finger and ate it up on the drive home. Barf!:mad:
That's not really the best way to start your vegemite addiction... (oh yes, it will happen ;))
It's an aquired taste - start with a thin layer on your toast - especially if you have a hangover... :thumbup: :thumbup:
chop456
11-28-03, 06:15 PM
The Go-Go's.
Classic Apex
11-29-03, 02:13 AM
Asian hookers.
:D
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