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  Ryan
  September 19th, 2007
  

  Of course after a month they realize they’re not
  gonna make it, and also one of them is willing to try, the other one
  starts screwing around and you’ll see them on “Tradati din dragoste”,
  but then he/she realizes what a grave mistake it was, and so the next
  month they’ll be appearing on “In dragoste”, so they make up and
  everything looks bright and shiny so they go celebrate by buying some
  tickets to “Stupize, Stupize”, where to their surprize the Tooth Fairy
  will reunite them with their parents whom they had no ideea were still
  alive as they were abandoned at birth, also discovering that they’re
  actually brother and sister. At this sick moment everyone realizes how
  horribly wrong this shows are and they are banned world wide (thank God
  they did not have children, although rumors of a miscarriage started
  floating around the net and in tabloids). The two write a book (each),
  dismissing the miscarriage event simply because(!), which get turned
  into trilogy movies (each) by the same producers of the aforementioned
  shows. Everyone involved gets richer with 6 figures and the average IQ
  of the country slowly descends another 4 or 5 points. So now, because
  of their newly found dumbness, everyone remebers the _funny_ story of
  the two that met on a dating game and found out they were borthers. At
  this certain point the entertainment industry seizes the opportunity of
  bringing back an old show that once aired, called “The dating game” (or
  something similar).
  So here you go, the wheels of media and capitalism turned by crank. And
  also the reason I stay off blogs and public view lately. (My
  apologies for the grammar,spelling&vocabulary mistakes).

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  Alina Popescu
  September 20th, 2007
  

  OMG, given that you wrote this complicated story
  here, I have to ask: are you sure you do not want to become a producer
  for such shows

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  Ryan
  September 20th, 2007
  

  Umm… No. If it were up to me, those kind of
  people would all be shot, stabbed and boiled. They take advantage of
  the power media has to fill up their bank accounts. It’s not even
  reality show what they’re doing (I consider reality shows to be
  something among the lines of “American Hotrod”, where they actually
  just move in filming equipment and start shooting, not creating spoiled
  situations taking advantages of human weaknesses). They wash they hand
  of the whole thing by claiming “it’s what the public wants to see” and
  couldn’t care less about the consequences of their actions.
  My long story short is that in an ideal world these media companies
  would all stop airing this nonsense and educate their audience. Sure,
  not everybody will like it at first, but people are addicted to TV and
  if they can’t find anything “better” to watch, they’ll eventually turn
  to more elevated shows. Unfortunately, we’re not living in such a
  world, but one (and before I say this take note that I’m not the shy
  kind by any means) of Kiss FM and Radio Guerrilla, for example, with
  their adult club ads and sexual innuendo jingles airing from an early
  morning to late night, when _everyone_ can tune in.

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  Alina Popescu
  September 20th, 2007
  

  You are right, each of the radios you’ve mentioned
  have their flaws. I for one am especially harsh on Guerrilla, because
  they state they target a more elevated audience. And again, TV stations
  are even worse. Educating the public should be one of the main
  directions the media is focusing on. It isn’t however, and yes, that is
  what the public wants when there is one choice only. How would they
  know of something else?
  I hope that ideal world of yours happens at a certain point.

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  Radu C
  September 23rd, 2007
  

  Well, they ask for it. They’re grownups, thus
  they’re responsable for their actions.
  Erm… if the producers take bribe, erm… marry me? In the end,
  according to the rules, we’re fine, as we don’t really know each other
  (third attempt to meet you, lucky? ). 2 weeks vacation, spending
  money, 1yr rent… This sounds tempting
  The only problem is that bribe…

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  Alina Popescu
  September 23rd, 2007
  

  Well, Radu, I don’t think it’s that hard to find someone to bribe. I recommend the bride to be

  And yes, one year’s rent can be very tempting

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