PLEASE Help Get This Hideous Man Off My TV (Vanity)

11-07-2007 | Me

[Berlin_Freeper]

Please help to put an end to this cruel and unusual punishment.

[Berlin_Freeper]

Sometimes I monitor what the Left is spinning by watching CNN International. But that doesn't mean I should be subjected to the foul sight of Mr Finighan's face. Below I have taken six pictures of my television screen with Mr Finighan's face on it, no more, no less. As you can plainly see, the man is beyond ugly. Please take a moment and send feedback to CNNI requesting they do the decent and humane thing and remove that mug from our TV screens. That is all I am asking. Think of the children! Thank you very much.

[mkjessup]

Sounds like a Berlin Freeper Deal to me (B.F.D.)

Seriously now, the guy may never end up on the cover of GQ but I’ve seen lots worse on CNN and other cable channels.

Here’s a hint: run your audio input (presuming you have cable) through your stereo receiver then turn off the TV, and you won’t have to watch this guy, only hear him.

Have a great day.

[DeaconRed]

Try the on-off switch
Use the OFF one

[Marak]

Look at the back of the TV set. You will find an electrical cord coming out of the back of it. Follow that cord to where it meets the wall. Grip the cord with both hands and pull very hard until it breaks free.

Now pick up the TV and carry it to an appropriate trash receptacle.

[pandoraou812]

That is all I am asking. Think of the children! Thank you very much

Why are the children watching this man? Turn him off asap & your problems will all be solved... Best laugh I've had so far this morning..Thanks!

[CzarNicky]

Throw your TV in the trash where it belongs.

[DoughtyOne]

Believe me, if I had any power over CNN, I’d close the thing down. It’s a major embarassment to me that CNNi is broadast to the world. It’s anti-US bias can’t be any better than regular CNN is in our own nation, and it is so digusting here I don’t turn it on at all.

You have my sincerest appology that it is broadcast on your cable service.

[atomic conspiracy]

I feel your pain.

That is why I will be writing to Speaker Nancy Pelosi and the Texas Democratic caucus to ask that they immediately introduce an emergency funding measure appropriating several million dollars for developmnt of an “Ugly Filter” for television receivers.
(I know better than to take this to my own Representative, Randy Neugebauer, since he is a Republican and therefore wholly insensitive to pulchritudinous discomfort as a public issue.)

The measure would also provide funds for a special commission of cosmetic surgeons, anthropologists, movie stars, etc. who would decide the specific parameters for the system. This would prevent such hurtful outcomes as Speaker Pelosi or Senator Edward Kennedy being blocked by the equipment.

Naturally, these devices would be required in all television receivers sold after a particular date.

How much would all this cost? Who cares, it’s for the children.

[ColoCdn]

Somewhere, someone is even now cueing the Helen Thomas pictures for your comparative pleasure.......

[mkjessup]

Indeed, but bearing in mind that most of us haven't had breakfast yet:

[DoughtyOne]

Perhaps this will make things a little less painful.


Ralitsa Vassileva is an anchor for CNN International. Based at CNN's global headquarters in Atlanta, she anchors Your World Today and World News.

Since she assumed her duties at CNN International in 1992, Vassileva has anchored coverage of many major international news stories including most recently Israel’s withdrawal from Gaza and the death of Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. In addition to her anchoring duties, Vassileva has reported in the field from places like Moscow, Jerusalem and the United Nations.

She was on the air during CNN's coverage of the conflicts in Kosovo and Bosnia Herzegovina, the ongoing conflict in the Middle East, Russia's transition to democracy, Northern Ireland's peace agreement, the fall of Indonesia's President Suharto and East Timor's struggle for independence. Vassileva has also covered the UN weapons inspection crisis in Iraq, the September 11th attacks on the United States, the war against terrorism and the ongoing war in Iraq.

Vassileva has interviewed many notable senior international leaders and public figures such as former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright, Pakistani President Pervez Musharraf, Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, Chief Palestinian negotiator Saeb Erakat, Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo, Bulgarian President Petar Stoyanov, former U. S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, NATO Secretary General George Robertson, Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams, entrepreneur Richard Branson and seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong.

Vassileva began her career at CNN as anchor of CNN World Report, the world's only forum for international broadcasters to present news from their country before CNN's global audience.

Before joining CNN, Vassileva was an anchor and reporter for Bulgarian Television (BT). In this role, she helped develop a post-communist approach to news delivery and later became the country's second highest-rated anchor. She joined BT full-time in 1990 as a national reporter.

Vassileva's interest in journalism began after she joined Bulgarian Radio's English language service in 1987 as an English translator and announcer where she would later add reporting to her duties.

Vassileva was born in Sofia, Bulgaria, and was educated at English language schools in Sofia and New Delhi, India. She graduated from Sofia University with a major in English and literature and a minor in Bulgarian and literature.

The American University in Bulgaria awarded Vassileva an honorary degree Doctor of Humane Letters for her contributions to journalism.

[Uncle Ike]

Sorry — haven’t watched CNN since the morning Haley Barbour beotch-slapped Myles Obrien after Katrina...

Who is this guy??

[Berlin_Freeper]

You can curb your dog paw fetish, the nails are done. You might want to go back and join the children for another 12 years of schooling and learn some decent language skills though.

[Berlin_Freeper]

LOL!
Good idea!!

[King of Florida]

Better yet, try watching CNN en Español. Presumably, you do not speak Spanish, so you'll have no idea what sort of garbage you're being fed, and you will get to gaze upon the lovely likes of Claudia Palacios:

[ColoCdn]

Must admit, that’s the only good-looking pic of Helen I’ve seen recently!!

[Berlin_Freeper]

I would think it would be in their own financial interest to not hire such extremely hideous people to present their “news.”

How are we supposed to get past that face and actually focus on what’s being said? I only watch for about an hour a week to monitor the Left Spin Machine, and I am hardly able to get past the shock of that mans dis-pleasurable (to put it nicely since some Brits are obviously in a snit here about it) face.

Television being what it is, I would think people beaten nonstop from birth with an ugly stick, could possibly find a different career. And the people who put them on TV should be in another career also!

[Non-Sequitur]

PLEASE Help Get This Hideous Man Off My TV

Turn the On-Off switch to the Off position. That should do it.

[johnny7]

THIS... is ugly