Has anybody noticed that - whether as interviewee, part of a featured group or just in the crowd - whenever somebody you know is involved in a TV programme, if that somebody (especially if it is yourself) is middle-aged and somewhat overweight the cameraman focuses forever on the wrinkles, the double chin or the fact that you are lounging back in your seat with your knees apart; wheareas, if your friend or relative is clearly the most beautiful and most talented person there, the camera skims over them at lightning speed, cutting away before you have even had a chance to say to yourself "That's my girl!" or "That's my boy!"?
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- Tuesday, Sep. 22, 2009 @ 02:37:58 pm
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- Bushka
- Tuesday, Sep. 22, 2009 @ 04:13:27 pm
TV viewing seeks to maximise what they deem appeals to the masses....Negative News appeals...sadly...

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- Wednesday, Sep. 23, 2009 @ 02:05:41 pm
Ah, but perhaps the cameraman was focussing on the beauty of your expression or the wisdom of your words - it was just you noticing the shortcomings!
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- Wednesday, Sep. 23, 2009 @ 05:22:30 pm
Not just me though - my double chin, but the wrinkles and the lousy posture were other people.
thats like saying the seagulls are amongst the trawlers!