Sunday, January 2, 2011

Most Over-Rated

 Here is a partial list of my most over-rated things.  What are some of yours?

---Singer.........................Frank Sinatra (ok, I know the ladies disagree with this one.  Ha.)
---Vegetable...................Beets  (and couscous)
---Automobile.................Anything by GM (Government Motors)
---Sports Franchise.........Dallas Cowchokes  (and New York Yankees)
---Daytime TV Personality.....Dr Phil (How's that workin' out for ya?)
---Celebrity.....................Lindsay Lohan (and Paris Hilton)
---Trite Expression.........."At the end of the day" (and "Level the playing field"   and "He's Not emotionally available"   and "I'm just sayin'     and "Goin' green")

These are a few of mine---what are a few of yours?

13 comments:

  1. It appears I am hearing the word "legend" and its variations often.

    Example: The Living Legend Award is being awarded to so-and-so for being a legend in his/own own time, a legend before his/her time and also is a "legendary" icon. Oh, there's another word that is overused ... icon and its variations ... just being silly here. :-D

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  2. I would have to say Oprah. And I am sure I will be stoned by millions of women, but seriously. I have never seen a more ego centric, condescending person and all she does is report the same things as the Enquirer.

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  3. Jane---Ha. I know. I agree. And her ratings have been in the tank the last couple of years. I read where Judge Judy now gets better ratings.

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  4. what is wrong with Sinatra, "I'm just saying"

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  5. Disagree, Agree, Agree, Agree, Disagree (oprah is now and always will be the MOST overrated... or maybe... Donahue,)Agree and sort of Agree (with the "going green" yuck.) :)

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  6. I love Christmas as I knew it as a child and how my own knew it NOT the commercialised time of the year it now is. How many people know why we celebrate Christmas?

    Yvonne.

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  7. Chuck---The ego on that guy was oppressive, and it bled thru. Just sayin'....

    Rachel---well, I knew there would be trouble with the ladies, especially, when I put Ole Blue Eyes' name up there. Ha. And when I put Dr Phil down, it was only after debating whether to list him or Oprah.

    Yvonne---I know. It's a terrible shame the way we have allowed Christmas to become cheapened so that retailers can make a buck.

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  8. agreed, but beets are very good for the heart, blood, and digestion!=)

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  9. Over here I would say the idea to bring the Transrapid on the Island.

    A train is ok, but they never should forget the costs and that Tenerife is a Volcano Island with earth moving.

    ...and that the island is only roundabout 80 km long and at its widest point, about 50 km wide. So why a high speed train :-((


    btw: Thanks for your good idea. I put a translation button on top of my sidebar.

    Greetings Petra

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  10. Kelli---I know. Lord knows I have tried hard to like beets. But I have come to grips with the fact that it ain't gonna happen.

    Petra---Ha. Sounds like it would be a short, and expensive, train ride. Thank you for the translator button---I have been going crazy trying to understand your posts! Blessings.

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  11. Thinking outside the box - I prefer to think inside the box!!!
    Too much on my plate - then get a platter...LOL

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  12. Aine---you make me laugh. My daughter has "improved" on the "too much on my plate" phrase---she now says she's "got too much on my platter". Sigh.

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