Well, there is that or when they use to wake me up early in the morning with their high-pitch meows. It's a small price to pay for the interactive experience.:)

As true as all the lovely cats in Istanbul. :3

I know that is suppose to be hearts but I can't help thinking of ice-cream too.*tilts head*

Really? :D

It's like something out of the children's program, "Mr Squiggle". You may not know that reference?

*sends you virtual ice-cream*

I think it was only shown in Australia. The titular character would sometimes sketch unfinished drawings at an upside down or sideways position. So you wouldn't see the whole picture until it was the right way up. It's more entertaining than it sounds.

It was definitely fun to watch as a kid. I still remember the theme tune. Well, that's a given with any kind of rhyme.

Like Mario Bros, Spot The Dog, Postman Pat, The Trapdoor theme.*trails off*

That's the same as my mum. Sometimes she'd go and watch TV at her neighbours place.

One time I had a TV that only played one channel. I also had a TV that had a timer so it would turn off, on it's own.

Joey Tribbiani: You don’t own a TV? What’s all your furniture pointed at?*Friends quote*

Your parents sound extraordinary.:)

I don't watch much TV as I use too. I like reading instead. Sometimes audio related so I can combine it while doing house chores or some kind of menial task.