I remember the ol' A/B BUTTon trick......I was watching Tyson/Holyfield I on scramble vision and I remember my hand cramping so I stopped for a minute or two and then when I resumed, I heard Lampley screaming, "OMG IT HAPPENED....IT HAPPENED" I was like....dammit WHAT HAPPENED? So I kept going at it until I realized what had happened.
Also there was another trick back in the day that worked well until digital cable boxes came out. If your TV was supposed to be on 02 for the cable box, what you would do was tune to the channel prior to the PPV channel(or whatever channel you wanted) on your cable box, and then go up to channel 3 on your TV, and it would show that channel on your TV. Sometimes it would even work for the next channel if you put your tv on ch. 4....
Anyways back to the topic, I was watching Larry King last night and the guest made a good point, about Sex Ed. The point was that in most sex ed classes, and right now with Bristol Palin, the tendency would always be to bring in guest speakers or "celebrities" that fucked up, had a kid or got an STD, to "scare you straight", rather then that he said we should think about bringing in guest speakers in their 20's & 30's that did have sex, but used contraception(in whatever form they used) and were able to not have kids or get an STD, and show these kids that not getting pregnant comes down to something as simple as remembering to take a pill everyday when you wake up, or by going and getting a shot, condoms etc etc....
I thought that was a very good point, but of course the other side would probably complain that it promotes having sex too much, but that is bullshit.
They also brought up a stat that concluded that Abstinence-Only education in some cases DOES make teens wait an extra 6-9 months to have sex, but the problem is, once they do decide to have sex they have little to no education on how to protect themselves. So maybe they should change the title from "Abstinence-Only" to "Don't fuck till you graduate highschool because then it's not our problem" education.
