Date of Entry: 9/3/06

I used to think that commercials were getting edgier. You know, more sex and language basically. But then I saw that new Nike commercial (which I actually do like) where that tennis player is going to the match, and they're singing that song from Westside Story. However, they change the word "gay" to the word "bright". I guess they don't want to offend the gay community or something... I don't know, I really have no idea why they did it. Well, I have some idea, because gay means something different than it did in those days, but was it really necessary? Was it? WAS IT? I don't know. Oh, for people who don't know what gay means nowadays, it is synonomous with homosexual. It's true, scout's honor. But I was never a scout... ha ha, oh ha ha.


Laugh tracks are so freaking annoying. Well, I have to admit, I don't mind laugh tracks that much, it's the applause tracks that I hate. Applause tracks are SO ANNOYING, and they stop all conversation for like 5 seconds. Imagine how unnatural that makes the conversation. If you take the laugh track, all of the tracks, out of a sitcom, it'll look so weird. They'll just be several instances of brief silences that aren't accounted for. I wish I could see an episode of Seinfeld or That 70s Show will all the laugh tracks off. It would be so funny. Agreed? Here's another picture to extend the length of the page.


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