Mummified Man Found In Front Of TV

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  • #21
When I have a slight hiccup in the power, my TV goes off and doesn't automatically come back on when the power does.

Unless he had a REALLY REALLY old TV, it seems it would have gone off at some point. I know I've never gone a full year without some sort of interruption in power, from a car accident, storm, or just a freak surge...
 
  • #22
My stupid TV in the bedroom comes on everytime we have a power surge or brown out. I have to remind DH to turn the volume down before he turns the thing off. Nothing like being woken up at 3 AM by the TV blaring. :razz:
 
  • #23
Oh. I figured it must have been my ex-husband......
 
  • #24
HA! I actually thought it might have been my ex-bil. :crazy:
 
  • #25
AlwaysShocked said:
Oh. I figured it must have been my ex-husband......
Click to expand...
I'm sure he's SOMEONE's ex husband.
 
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