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I thought I was bad with the Pimp Wars thing. Man, I'm not even close to obsessed here! Joe, on the other hand... He's spent the entire day whining about how stupid he was to crack bomb this guy 7 times, unprovoked. He knows the guy is going to retaliate and that he's going to be zereoed. And boy, is he freaking out! I don't have the heart to remind him that these aren't real thugs and whores being killed and stolen here. He's just too into it to accept that. Mom's decided to join AA, but hasn't even gone to a meeting yet. I suspect she hasn't been drinking, though because she's been in a mood most foul for the past several days. She's even decided to skip a catshow because she doesn't want to kill Donald on the roadtrip. I would have gone with her, but not on such short notice. Have you ever seen that show, Jerimiah? I avoided it last season because it stars the boy from the Cosby show and one of the 90210ers. Last night, on a lark, Joe and I decided to give it a shot, with the first episode and the season premier. The premise sounded promising, but the actors scared us. Surprise, surprise, the premise wins. Good show! The plot of the show is that 15 years ago a virus killed everybody on earth who's reached puberty. So everybody left has grown up with no adult influence or assistance. Technology is kaput, because the kids had no way to keep the water and power facilities going. And now they're trying to rebuild. The main character, Jerimiah (mr 90210) has hook up with a small group of people who have electric and water. He's trying to find his father, who he suspects survived the "big death" in a place called Vahalla Sector. Anyway, it's pretty well written, depicting a completely dysfunctional world of city states and roaming gangs. It's worth a viewing.
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