Blow Up
From a recent Slate article on the Zeitgeistiness of American TV:
American television has long stood in for American education. TV "shows" us how to live, how to survive in an office and a family, how to train our dogs and cook our food. How to successfully date, marry, and disarm nuclear devices.
I don't watch much in the way of television, but I would absolutely watch a show that showed me how to go on dates with a nuclear device, marry it, and then disarm it. You know, just in case.
Wait. The US government won't let two men marry one another, but it will allow a citizen to marry a radioactive weapon?
American television has long stood in for American education. TV "shows" us how to live, how to survive in an office and a family, how to train our dogs and cook our food. How to successfully date, marry, and disarm nuclear devices.
I don't watch much in the way of television, but I would absolutely watch a show that showed me how to go on dates with a nuclear device, marry it, and then disarm it. You know, just in case.
Wait. The US government won't let two men marry one another, but it will allow a citizen to marry a radioactive weapon?
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That's what separates Americans from you Canucks: down here, we marry our weapons and shoot our spouses!
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