Rejecting Pop Culture
oboakk
nesbitaa at purdue.edu
Sun Mar 17 21:25:06 UTC 2002
"jenny_ravenclaw" wrote:
> Cindy mentioned some of the things that help her feel proud in her
> rejection of pop culture. Here are some of mine:
> *I don't watch "Friends", "Ally McBeal", "The West Wing" or "ER"
> *I can't stand John Grisham novels
> *I think Jennifer Lopez has zero musical talent (I'm not impressed
> with her butt, either)
>
I was heartbroken to hear that someone would be proud of NOT
watching 'ER'!! I am proud that I reject pop culture in some ways
(like not owning anything from Abercrombie & Fitch), but not
watch 'ER'!! As with Harry Potter, if I don't get enough ER, I
suffer withdrawl symptoms. I cried when Dr. Dave got fired! I get
misty when I see the _previews_ for Dr. Greene's last days!
Although, I didn't really get into ER into I wanted to be a nurse, so
that may be part of why I like it. It's never been a pop culture
thing to me, I guess, but more of a personal bonding.
I must admit that the show's been going downhill lately, though. But
I will definitely keep watching as long as Maura Tierney is on,
because she's a great actress and Abby Lockhart is my favorite
character. I loved her explanation last episode about why she wanted
to be a nurse and not a doctor, it's exactly what I've been trying to
tell everyone who asks me why I don't want to go to medical school!
It also helps that she has my name....
Abby, who has just revealed her _other_ obsession
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