Welcome again to Stealing which we bring you weekly on The WTIT Blog. We have gotten really good at just stealing a meme from someone else’s post. (You can play meme with Judd and the official Sunday Stealing meme.) Today we ripped this off a from a a blogger and blog called BlueLifeMemories. It’s long so we will do it in two parts. She states she stole it from a friend, but did not say which friend. But, it was probably stolen there as well. So, of course, that will be as far as we go. Tracing back our theft’s thieves might take some time. Let’s go!

How late were you on the computer last night? It’s 12:30 AM. It will take me 15 minutes to complete this sucker. Do the math.
What did you have to eat last night? Kathy made filet mignon.
Did you watch any good TV shows or movies last night? We watched NYPD Blue, the first season. So yes. Very good!
Did any news items stand out to you last night? Yes. I do not understand why people think Eric Snowden is a traitor. I think that he’s a fucking patriot. What he has risked for our right to know, is awesome.
Did you go out last night? Of course I did. After Kathy and I watched some great TV, I hit the strip bars when she went to bed.
What was the weather like last night? 29 degrees with light snow.
What time did you go to bed last night? It’s still “last night” if you’re too clever as to have not have understood that. After I post this, I will watch the tube. Can you still say that? I mean TVs no longer have tubes. Oh, right. It’s like WTIT, we still call our shows “Tape 578” (our most recent) but we went digital in 2001. Calling ourselves “Digital Radio” would be moronic. On every level, computers deliver your radio to you digitally. And then there is satellite radio, which is also delivered digitally. So “Tape Radio” it is, and forever will be.
I miss NYPD Blue-what a good, smart show it was! Plus, Jimmy Smits. ‘Nuff said.
I’ve been a fan of Smitts since his “LA Law” days. He and Alan Alda are my favorite TV actors. The last year of “West Wing” with both of them together was terrific. He saved “NYPD Blue” after the Carusso debacle.
It’s like saying you bought an album. Which you can’t do any more! I still have some of my old Springsteen ones, though – I’m going to hang them up. Eventually. And NYPD Blue… ahhhhhh that was such a great show – but there were so many years that I missed. I should watch them from the beginning. I’d like that. 🙂
They are available on Amazon (for free) if you are a Prime member.
Oh, I’ve got to look up NYPD Blue–I would love to re-watch it!
It’s even better than I remember it. I was watching the complete series (as I said They are available on Amazon (for free) if you are a Prime member.) and Kathy started to get hooked half way through the series. Now we are back to Season 1 so she can watch what she missed.
This great age of digital and internet has changed so many things!
And now I want to go try to find all the seasons of NYPD Blue…..I didn’t watch it the first time around cause I always worked in the evening it was on…
http://smidgensbitsandsnippets.blogspot.com/
Wow. This is an NYPD Blue love fest!
I kinda agree with you on Snowden, though I go back and forth on it.
I understand that. But if it weren’t for the Pentagon Papers, we would never had known what really was going on in Vietnam. The free press is all we’ve got between us and the 1% getting their way.
I think Eric Snowden is a patriot, too. And I feel the same about others who stand up to tyranny. NYPD must have changed a lot, eh?