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Tracker wrote:These people are so self important that a panties designer thinks she an authority on the environment.

I just assumed that they have all had plenty of time to become experts on every topic given their lack of a real job. That's why I was so excited to hear from DiCaprio that all of the world's problems have been solved. He said climate change is the biggest issue we face, so hunger, war, poverty, crime, and disease have apparently all been taken care of.

RPBrown wrote:My wife watched about 30 minutes of it and when she came into the room I was watching tv in, she sits down and says "I know about the bracelets but this is a very racial show. Almost everyone of them comment something about another race, mostly blacks".

Now, I do not consider myself a racist, but there are places race and politics should not be discussed and I feel a nationally televised award show is one of those places. Made me start thinking about the Dixie Chicks again.

I was persuaded to watch the whole show by SWMBO.

It's all about liberal political issues, and thanking every person the winner ever met. This year, the lack of Black nominees was a hot topic for the Black host, and Leo Dicaprio chimed in on climate change. The good news is that he promised it will be getting warmer, which will be nice since it's a bit too cold for my taste. Oh, we also have no real problems whatsoever in this world, since the weather is "the most important issue we face". All good things!