120 Minutes was a show on MTV that started at… what? 1130pm? So we would watch it but definitely couldn’t watch the whole thing because school started early. I woke up every day at 630am for school. That’s crazy. Why does school have to start so early? SCHOOL SUX.
Anyway, 120 Minutes was THE ONLY COOL THING ON MTV. At least the only thing you were allowed to really admit you watched. But you HAD to watch it. If you didn’t, the other alternative kids would be like, “You don’t know what 120 Minutes is?!?!?” And then you’d feel really stupid. That was the worst thing ever. Being dissed by one of your own was much more humiliating than being dissed by a jock for having blue hair or wearing fishnets. In fact, getting dissed by normies was your ticket into being awesome. So thanks dickheads!
There was no MTV2 and there was no Tivo. If you wanted to watch the whole thing (you did) you needed to pop your blank tape into the VCR and make sure your parents didn’t fuck with it while you were sleeping. At least this is what I did cuz I wasn’t allowed to have a TV in my room.
I realize this makes me seem old and grumpy, talking about “In my day, when we had VCRs” and maybe you’re visualizing me shaking a stick at you or something.
Well, maybe I am!
xoles
Memories, like the corners of my mind…misty water-colored memories…of the way we ROCKED.
120 Minutes was a show on MTV that started at… what? 1130pm? So we would watch it but definitely couldn’t watch the whole thing because school started early. I woke up every day at 630am for school. That’s crazy. Why does school have to start so early? SCHOOL SUX.
Anyway, 120 Minutes was THE ONLY COOL THING ON MTV. At least the only thing you were allowed to really admit you watched. But you HAD to watch it. If you didn’t, the other alternative kids would be like, “You don’t know what 120 Minutes is?!?!?” And then you’d feel really stupid. That was the worst thing ever. Being dissed by one of your own was much more humiliating than being dissed by a jock for having blue hair or wearing fishnets. In fact, getting dissed by normies was your ticket into being awesome. So thanks dickheads!
There was no MTV2 and there was no Tivo. If you wanted to watch the whole thing (you did) you needed to pop your blank tape into the VCR and make sure your parents didn’t fuck with it while you were sleeping. At least this is what I did cuz I wasn’t allowed to have a TV in my room.
I realize this makes me seem old and grumpy, talking about “In my day, when we had VCRs” and maybe you’re visualizing me shaking a stick at you or something.
Well, maybe I am!
xoles
Memories, like the corners of my mind…misty water-colored memories…of the way we ROCKED.
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