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Arnold Kling
PERMANENT LINK | DECEMBER 7, 2006

TV alert

Arnold Kling
A Kuranian Take on the Religio... Explaining the AMT spike...

Monday, January 29, PBS will air a 90-minute documentary on Milton Friedman. These folks sent us a press release.

Personally, I never check the TV listings. If it weren't for the fact that the Cardinals were in the World Series this year, I probably would not have watched 90 minutes of television total over the past 12 months. So somebody will have to remind me again when it gets close to January 29th.

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George writes:

"So somebody will have to remind me again when it gets close to January 29th."

Seriously? You don't have an electronic or paper calendar or planner that you can note this in?

Posted December 8, 2006 1:32 PM
Sam writes:

We're all very proud of you and your TV habits.

Well done.

Now, back to the idiot box for the rest of us.

Posted December 8, 2006 8:56 PM
Jerod writes:

I think i watch at least 2 hours of tv a day. I think theres alot of things going on in the world and you dont wanna be the person who is in the dark when we find out were at war. Or what dumb thing Bush has said on national TV. TV is like the radio was in the early days, it helps us stay informed.

Posted December 11, 2006 1:30 PM
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