Sentences with phrase «watching infomercials»

By the time pub date comes, my brain is like a lazy uncle watching infomercials in his boxer shorts surrounded by Pop - Tarts, canned frosting and a case of Pabst Blue Ribbon.

When not writing, she enjoys watching infomercials, singing in the car, tweeting (this one time, she was tweeted by Neil Gaiman) and playing fetch with her cat, Sas

For Jeff — played brilliantly by Jason Segel — it's a day like any other; sitting around his mother's basement watching infomercials and smoking pot.

it's better than watching infomercials or american idol though.

Research has found that people who regularly get a good night's sleep look more attractive than those who stay up late watching infomercials.

Confession time: I'm totally one of those moms who buys trendy appliances after watching infomercials, cooking shows, and recipe videos on social media.

Life without coffee would be the pits, although lately I can't drink caffeine after about 2 p.m. or I'll be up watching infomercials until 3 a.m.

She told me that is what happens when you are sick in bed all day and subjected to watching infomercials.

One night in 1998 - after watching an infomercial for a bogus weight loss «miracle pill» - UFB was born.

General consensus dictates that there are only two reasons to be watching an infomercial.

I have a confession... I'm one of those people who will quite happily sit and watch those infomercials featuring the «Soft Rock Hits of the 60's and 70's».

Not exact matches

The average U.S. household now watches 32 infomercials each week.

I remember not being able to sleep and watching late night infomercials full of inspirational «you too can live the life of your dreams» self - help nonsense that just made me more depressed.

Your infomercial will seldom be watched by anyone from beginning to end, so you must break up the half - hour show into separate, interesting segments with a «closer» or «call to action» at the end of each segment.

p.s. when I get sick, I watch movies and infomercials too - they're funny sometimes (smile).

In my inability to sleep the whole night, I would find myself turning on the tv to keep my mind occupied, I must admit to watching 2 very good movies and loads of infomercials (who knew they could be so entertaining?)

Good for your husbands; I hope they were watching the perky boobs infomercials I enjoy when I am pretending to be sick while the wife is shackled to our boys.

Here's how to avoid counting sheep or watching 3 a.m. infomercials in the future.

The only thing they had in this room was one of those infomercial «ab loungers» covered in dust... you know, the ab - chair looking thingy that they hawk on the infomercials as being the end - all solution to a flabby stomach... telling you that you can get a flat stomach and perfect abs just by sitting on this thing and rocking a little bit while you lazily watch tv.

If you watch television late at night, you'll see dozens of infomercials for high - priced beds claiming they will provide you with a...

Rounding out the supplements is «Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy: First Look» (13 mins., HD), an infomercial for the thing you've just bought, watched, or rented, though some may appreciate its CliffsNotes - ification of the movie's complex plot.

(Worse, it rips off the ironic PR infomercial from the opening of David Cronenberg's Shivers and has the residents of the Green inexplicably watching it on an endless loop — which is like listening to the time - share pitch after you've bought the time - share.)

We don't have any movies or tv shows on demand here and it would be nice to be able to rent a movie and watch it especially the tv shows as I work restaurant hours and close after video stores and late night tv here is all infomercials.....

I have owned neither and came here looking for a fair assessment of the two, but I felt like I was watching one of those stupid infomercials where an actor pretends he doesn't know how to slice a vegetable properly.

If in 2007, manga was like a foreign movie star who had arrived on American shores to make it big, the last four years have been like watching that star run out of roles, run out of money, sell their house, go into rehab, and end up barely limping along in infomercials.

Anyone who watches television knows the popular answer, which is to purchase gold bullion from one of a variety of companies hawking their lustrous wares by infomercial.

You can follow the illuminating story of Trevor and his battle with this rare disease by watching our enlightening infomercial about Two Point Hospital here: < trailer link >

I couldn't stop myself from watching a real estate investing TV infomercial last night.

If you have ever watched a late night infomercial you would think buying a foreclosed home can be bought for 50 cents on the dollar and immediately re-sold for a boat load on money.