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Does This Bother You Too?

I Watch A Few Reality Shows ... The Apprentice, Big Brother,The Marriage Ref And Kitchen Nightmares. What Drives Me Crazy Are The Coming Attractions And Program Recaps Before And After Commercials. I Don't Want To Know What's Coming Up Till The Action Plays Out ... And I Just Saw What Happened A Few Minutes Before!!! I Know That These Shows Do A Lot Of Overshooting So It's Not That They Don't Have Enough Footage To Fill The Hour. Does This Bother Anybody Else?
 
I Don't Have This Problem, As I Mainly Stick With Public Television Which (Usually) Doesn't Do The Kind Of Thing You Described. However, What Really Bothers Me Are People Who Insist On Capitalising The First Letter Of Every Word In Their Sentences, In Lieu Of Typing In All Upper-Case.

(Seriously dude, cut it out. Either leave your caps lock key on all the time, or don't. It's almost as annoying as that "CamelCase" thing marketers use in a (usually) vain attempt to make their brand names look more appealing to the buyer. That, and it just flat-out makes things hard to read.......)
 
Not I.

Not worth worrying about, it's just part of the way things are today, and not a major issue.
 
At the end of the show I want scenes from next week for the CURRENT program, NOT scenes from every other show on that station! (it's more an issue in Canada, I think, but still...)
 
Yeah, Mr. McAndrews, if the Washington Post can (finally) come around to using "sentence-style" headlines, which they did last October (to my shock) you can type normal-capped sentences. They're easier on the eyes and save one or two millimeters of space. :) Now, if the New York Times and the Wall Street Journal eliminate excess capitals from their headlines, hell will freeze over....

ixnay
 
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