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But for six of the last eight years, Fox News has had a median age of 65-plus and the number of viewers in the 25-54 year old group has been falling consistently, down five years in a row in prime time, from an average of 557,000 viewers five years ago to 379,000 this year. . . . Just how old is its audience? It is impossible to be precise because Nielsen stops giving an exact figure for median age once it passes 65.
Fox Viewers May Be Graying, but Their Passion Still Pays – NYTimes

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Originally posted by Brenda:
I do like Jon Stewart Niki. And love the Faux people throwing away your constitution except for the 2nd admendment.

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I had a recurring dream as a child that left an indelible mark on me. Unlike my other dreams, this one had no recognizable images, no mommies or daddies, no friends, relatives, teachers, scary monsters or scrappy Yankee shortstop Tony Kubek. This dream was simply a field of darkness and light fighting to dominate my mental screen. That was it. For what seemed like long periods of time, I would bear silent witness to a cosmic struggle between malicious, inky blackness and radiant, life-affirming light. I would, of course, be pulling for the light to win. But it never did. No matter how much I willed it, light could never maintain the field of view. Darkness would always come crawling back, invading the space and ultimately taking over. It was both exhausting and upsetting. Thankfully, at some point during early adolescence, the dream stopped, never to return. Looking back, I see it as no more than an immature mind's attempt to reconcile good and evil. I understand now that the world is not nearly that simple. Those two opposing forces do not actually exist. They are evaluations. Opinions. And yet, my mind continually tries to manifest them as being real. I catch myself doing it whenever I toggle back and forth between MSNBC and Fox News playing out their cable TV version of my childhood dream. The only difference is that I'm an adult now. I understand that Roger Ailes [president of Fox News] thinks he's on the side of the light. http://www.chucklorre.com/index.php?p=439

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Originally posted by second:
I had a recurring dream as a child that left an indelible mark on me. Unlike my other dreams, this one had no recognizable images, no mommies or daddies, no friends, relatives, teachers, scary monsters or scrappy Yankee shortstop Tony Kubek. This dream was simply a field of darkness and light fighting to dominate my mental screen. That was it. For what seemed like long periods of time, I would bear silent witness to a cosmic struggle between malicious, inky blackness and radiant, life-affirming light. I would, of course, be pulling for the light to win. But it never did. No matter how much I willed it, light could never maintain the field of view. Darkness would always come crawling back, invading the space and ultimately taking over. It was both exhausting and upsetting. Thankfully, at some point during early adolescence, the dream stopped, never to return. Looking back, I see it as no more than an immature mind's attempt to reconcile good and evil. I understand now that the world is not nearly that simple. Those two opposing forces do not actually exist. They are evaluations. Opinions. And yet, my mind continually tries to manifest them as being real. I catch myself doing it whenever I toggle back and forth between MSNBC and Fox News playing out their cable TV version of my childhood dream. The only difference is that I'm an adult now. I understand that Roger Ailes [president of Fox News] thinks he's on the side of the light.

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Originally posted by BYTEMITE:
I suspect my brain parasites.

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