stevenpensacola
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Am I the only one who feels exhausted after watching The Amazing Race?


chris1gill said:I was sad to see the Black family go, I'm not sure how the Italian family beat them out!!!
Lisa loves Pooh said:I always thought the bird world was unfair!!! Why give all the men the pretty feathers.
Truce!
(Just put peacock feathers on him--you'll laugh every time you see him.)
Lisa loves Pooh said:I guess I"m not sure what you mean puffkin?
Most of all the official threads are run this way.
I like catching up on all the stuff. Sometimes I miss a detail and someone else picks up on it.
Disney1fan2002 said:I don't think that tiny little girl is a marathon runner yet, and she blew the pants of the other family, her short little legs can sure fly.
kelleigh1 said:My husband is half Italian, and thankfully, does not act this way. His half-siblings, however...are another story. They are all older than he is and 100% Italian. They scream at each other all the time. I almost told off one of his sisters last weekend because she was yelling at my mother-in-law (her step-mother). Believe me, if we'd been anywhere other than her house, I would have had something to say.
CPM said:It's NOT an Italian thing. I grew up ina very Italian household. I would have been spanked to hell & back if I or my siblings ever talked to any adult like that. We are loud, but not disrespectful.
puffkin said:For example, in this thread, pages 3 through 9 approximately are all comments made while the race is airing. The rest is discussion after the race has aired.
Again, not to offend anyone, but maybe people wouldn't miss so much if they weren't constantly reading and replying to threads during the show.
I already watched the show, I just don't like to sift through a blow by blow account the next morning when I am ready to start discussing my thoughts/reactions.
Personally I believe official threads to be commentary/discussion, not a play by play broadcast. Most of the other TV threads I read don't do that, which is the only reason I suggested limiting it, but if no one else feels that way, I will just sift through those posts to get to the good stuff.
puffkin said:Again, not to offend anyone, but maybe people wouldn't miss so much if they weren't constantly reading and replying to threads during the show.
I am from NJ, right outside NYC, and while neither my husband nor I are full blooded Italian(he's 1/2, I'm 1/4) NO WAY would that ever be accepted in our families-Italian side or not..and to go further.. in my experience Italian boys would never ever be allowed to speak to their mamas like that.kelleigh1 said:Perhaps it's regional Italian. That AR family is from NYC and my in-laws are from the NJ/NY metro area. Listening to them last night was seriously just like listening to my FIL's family and friends...same accents and everything. (or maybe the AR Family are cousins of my FIL or his ex-wife.)