Awww, MrsG, it's so sweet to know you have two kids. I bet they're absolutely adorable! And you're hot! I think it's funny your hubby wants your son to say MILF to you. (It's weird, but funny.)
Call me biased, but I think my kids are two of the most gorgeous specimens of childhood that ever walked the earth. Of course, I've never met a parent who didn't feel exactly the same way about theirs and there are a lot of ugly people in the world, so whether my kids are
actually cute is anyone's guess. :lol:
As for Myspace, gah, thank you all for convincing me once and for all to not ever get a space there. It's a site sexual perverts and the likes love to stalk to look for young girls (and maybe even boys) to have free sex with, should those kids be stupid enough to meet them in real life. Awful.
That's exactly what it is. It can be a useful tool for keeping in touch with other message board girls though. As for the freaks, that was a little surprising at first, but I've become resigned to the virtual construction site that is my inbox. :lol: I won't call it flattering, but it is what it is and I guess you quickly learn to ignore it.
Oy vay I'm gutted Rejected by even the PERVS ROFLMAO!!!
:lol: Who needs pervs? We'll talk dirty to ya anytime you want.
:lol:
Now down to business --
Labgeekluver - Great letter! And nothing wrong with pimping your other favorite actor at the same time. Eric did do a great job in "Fannysmackin'." Thanks so much for taking the time to write CBS.
Quick clarification because I know the process is confusing. CBS doesn't
nominate their actors for Emmys. The nominations are made by the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. CBS
submits their actors for consideration for an Emmy nomination. Then CBS embarks on a massive targeted advertising campaign designed to sway the voting members of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, in an effort to secure nominations for the actors they submitted. In the past, where CBS really falls short is in the advertising and promotion. For example, last year they submitted the episode "Bad Beat" which had that fantastic interrogation scene Carmine did. That's great. The problem is that CBS did absolutely zero, I mean literally nothing to get behind that submission and really sell it to the voters. By
literally nothing, I do not mean those words as the exaggerated whining of a fangirl. I subscribe to the trades and I am aware of the mass mailings that go out. By
literally nothing, I do honestly mean that CBS did
literally nothing to promote their CSI:NY stars last year.
Do you think anyone of us will receive an answer from CBS? Would be intersting to know what they think about our letters and our support for Carmine.
That would be interesting to know, but don't expect them to respond to any of the letters. I wrote last year as well. A bit later in the game and more for the purpose of complaining about their lack of promotion. I didn't get any response to that. But this year, I thought it might be more effective to speak up early enough to ask for something proactively and do so in enough volume as to potentially have some impact.
Tomkat - Welcome to the board.
Thanks so much for writing. Sometimes the inspiration just strikes and it's easy to get it done right away. Thank you.
Do you think i ought to send a hard copy aswell? I'm not sure how long it will take to get there being as i'm in the UK.
Definitely send a hard copy. Mail between the US and the UK is supposed to take 10-14 days, but in the course of exchanging Christmas cards with girls from overseas this year, I found that sometimes it's much quicker than that.
