I hate most "reality" tv and think it's a waste of space. Looking at you Jersey Shore, Real Housewives, Teen Mom, and all the other (manufactured) drama centered shows like it.
If that's what you like, you do you. It's just not my cup of tea.
I hate most "reality" tv and think it's a waste of space. Looking at you Jersey Shore, Real Housewives, Teen Mom, and all the other (manufactured) drama centered shows like it.
If that's what you like, you do you. It's just not my cup of tea.
I hate most "reality" tv and think it's a waste of space. Looking at you Jersey Shore, Real Housewives, Teen Mom, and all the other (manufactured) drama centered shows like it.
If that's what you like, you do you. It's just not my cup of tea.
Although I think reality t.v is getting out of control, it's my guilty pleasure. Give me all the Housewives, Kardashians and The bachelor.
I don't hate the stick figure sticker families on cars....some of them I even like and if I get the chance to have kids I will probably end up with some.
I don't hate the stick figure sticker families on cars....some of them I even like and if I get the chance to have kids I will probably end up with some.
I don't hate the stick figure sticker families on cars....some of them I even like and if I get the chance to have kids I will probably end up with some.
I don't hate the stick figure sticker families on cars....some of them I even like and if I get the chance to have kids I will probably end up with some.
*Hangs head in shame*
Okay, I'll admit this is a little aggressive but it made me lol:
(P.S. I don't care for the stick figure families, but I also don't...care. No passionate feels about them either way).
I don't hate the stick figure sticker families on cars....some of them I even like and if I get the chance to have kids I will probably end up with some.
I hate most "reality" tv and think it's a waste of space. Looking at you Jersey Shore, Real Housewives, Teen Mom, and all the other (manufactured) drama centered shows like it.
If that's what you like, you do you. It's just not my cup of tea.
I hate most "reality" tv and think it's a waste of space. Looking at you Jersey Shore, Real Housewives, Teen Mom, and all the other (manufactured) drama centered shows like it.
If that's what you like, you do you. It's just not my cup of tea.
+1
I don't include actual documentaries/food network in there though. The only exception is that I like HGTV. I realize those people have the house picked out before the show, but I just like to look at all the homes in love it or list it, house hunters, property brothers etc. and it's kind of funny to see the home owners try to "act" out dramatic conversations they apparently have lol
I hate most "reality" tv and think it's a waste of space. Looking at you Jersey Shore, Real Housewives, Teen Mom, and all the other (manufactured) drama centered shows like it.
If that's what you like, you do you. It's just not my cup of tea.
+1
I don't include actual documentaries/food network in there though. The only exception is that I like HGTV. I realize those people have the house picked out before the show, but I just like to look at all the homes in love it or list it, house hunters, property brothers etc. and it's kind of funny to see the home owners try to "act" out dramatic conversations they apparently have lol
Yeah, I'm talking about the reality tv shows that follow people around, not cooking or hgtv shows.
The only reality tv show we regularly watch is Face Off. It rarely ever films in their house though (which means little to no drama).
I hate most "reality" tv and think it's a waste of space. Looking at you Jersey Shore, Real Housewives, Teen Mom, and all the other (manufactured) drama centered shows like it.
If that's what you like, you do you. It's just not my cup of tea.
+1
I don't include actual documentaries/food network in there though. The only exception is that I like HGTV. I realize those people have the house picked out before the show, but I just like to look at all the homes in love it or list it, house hunters, property brothers etc. and it's kind of funny to see the home owners try to "act" out dramatic conversations they apparently have lol
I love HGTV but I can't even watch love it or list it anymore. The fake drama was too much. But my favorite people on any house hunter shows are the ones that say "this house is nice but I hate the paint color. I wanted move in ready". Like seriously people? It's paint.
I don't include actual documentaries/food network in there though. The only exception is that I like HGTV. I realize those people have the house picked out before the show, but I just like to look at all the homes in love it or list it, house hunters, property brothers etc. and it's kind of funny to see the home owners try to "act" out dramatic conversations they apparently have lol
I love HGTV but I can't even watch love it or list it anymore. The fake drama was too much. But my favorite people on any house hunter shows are the ones that say "this house is nice but I hate the paint color. I wanted move in ready". Like seriously people? It's paint.
I HATE when they admit the house is PERFECT but that one tiny insignificant flaw...
Like the guy who LOVED a house, but was unsure about it because there wasn't a window in the bathroom.
Or the woman who toured the most amazing house but she thought because it was over 20 years old, it might be haunted.
I don't include actual documentaries/food network in there though. The only exception is that I like HGTV. I realize those people have the house picked out before the show, but I just like to look at all the homes in love it or list it, house hunters, property brothers etc. and it's kind of funny to see the home owners try to "act" out dramatic conversations they apparently have lol
I love HGTV but I can't even watch love it or list it anymore. The fake drama was too much. But my favorite people on any house hunter shows are the ones that say "this house is nice but I hate the paint color. I wanted move in ready". Like seriously people? It's paint.
DH and I saw an episode where the lady said no to a house because she didn't like the blinds. The agent was like "but...they're just blinds." They lady said "I know, but I just don't want to do any work."
ETA: Or the Property Virgins
Buyer: Yes, we want 2 stories, hardwood, granite counter tops, huge closets, at least 4 bedrooms, big backyard with a fence, and we want to be in a great suburb of Atlanta.
I love HGTV but I can't even watch love it or list it anymore. The fake drama was too much. But my favorite people on any house hunter shows are the ones that say "this house is nice but I hate the paint color. I wanted move in ready". Like seriously people? It's paint.
DH and I saw an episode where the lady said no to a house because she didn't like the blinds. The agent was like "but...they're just blinds." They lady said "I know, but I just don't want to do any work."
ETA: Or the Property Virgins
Buyer: Yes, we want 2 stories, hardwood, granite counter tops, huge closets, at least 4 bedrooms, big backyard with a fence, and we want to be in a great suburb of Atlanta.
Egypt: Ok great! What's your budget?
Buyer: $100,000
NOOOOOOOOOOOO
Yea those people are living in a dream world. I would have killed to see a house that only needed new blinds.
I don't hate the stick figure sticker families on cars....some of them I even like and if I get the chance to have kids I will probably end up with some.
*Hangs head in shame*
I side-eye stick figure families. To each his own, though.
I love HGTV but I can't even watch love it or list it anymore. The fake drama was too much. But my favorite people on any house hunter shows are the ones that say "this house is nice but I hate the paint color. I wanted move in ready". Like seriously people? It's paint.
DH and I saw an episode where the lady said no to a house because she didn't like the blinds. The agent was like "but...they're just blinds." They lady said "I know, but I just don't want to do any work."
ETA: Or the Property Virgins
Buyer: Yes, we want 2 stories, hardwood, granite counter tops, huge closets, at least 4 bedrooms, big backyard with a fence, and we want to be in a great suburb of Atlanta.
Egypt: Ok great! What's your budget?
Buyer: $100,000
NOOOOOOOOOOOO
FFTC?
We auditioned for Property Virgins.
We did not make it.
ETA: I am giggling at your requirements, because aside from granite counter tops, those were our requests. We had a different budget, though, and not in Atlanta.
Love it or List it came to my city. The husband and I were going to audition. But then we found out you needed at least 45k for renovations. No thanks.
DH and I saw an episode where the lady said no to a house because she didn't like the blinds. The agent was like "but...they're just blinds." They lady said "I know, but I just don't want to do any work."
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ETA: Or the Property Virgins
Buyer: Yes, we want 2 stories, hardwood, granite counter tops, huge closets, at least 4 bedrooms, big backyard with a fence, and we want to be in a great suburb of Atlanta.
Egypt: Ok great! What's your budget?
Buyer: $100,000
NOOOOOOOOOOOO
FFTC?
We auditioned for Property Virgins.
We did not make it.
ETA: I am giggling at your requirements, because aside from granite counter tops, those were our requests. We had a different budget, though, and not in Atlanta.
Hey, if your shit made sense, no judgments here. Those are all my requirements for my dream house. No shame in my house hunting game. It just makes me laugh when people think they can buy a dream home, turn key, with $100k.
I've noticed a trend with the new Property Virgins. Most (if not all) of them are in Atlanta, and most (if not all) of them have these insane expectations. The older episodes with Sandra were so much better.
ETA: I am giggling at your requirements, because aside from granite counter tops, those were our requests. We had a different budget, though, and not in Atlanta.
We auditioned for Property Brothers in Charlotte! We made it past the first two rounds before having to pull out since we found out we were moving. I was so bummed
I don't hate the stick figure sticker families on cars....some of them I even like and if I get the chance to have kids I will probably end up with some.
*Hangs head in shame*
This one cracked me up. I can't believe someone actually used it on their car.
Oh, I watch all the house shows, but damn do I find them annoying with their fakeness. And people's ridiculous comments.
"The house has stairs. Our three year old hasn't mastered stairs. I think we should look for a house with no stairs." "But, you buy a home for the long term... your three year old will grow up, you know." "I can't risk it."
Has anyone ever seen Renovation Realities on DIY? AMAZING. No host, no fake, only two camera people and two people who have no clue what they are doing to their house.
I don't hate the stick figure sticker families on cars....some of them I even like and if I get the chance to have kids I will probably end up with some.
*Hangs head in shame*
Okay, I'll admit this is a little aggressive but it made me lol:
(P.S. I don't care for the stick figure families, but I also don't...care. No passionate feels about them either way).
Post by shadesofgold on Aug 13, 2015 10:10:31 GMT -5
Maybe I am just a bitter citydweller who will probably rent for life, but I think it is silly for people to make a huge deal about their new home purchase on FB. An announcement with a photo of you holding the "sold" sign or your new keys? Fine. Mazel tov! But a whole album with 40 photos or one-month-anniversary-in-the-new-house posts or weekly home improvement updates? Too much.
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