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Hello, my name is Tim, and I am a Whoser. My wife and I have
been fans of Wliia for a number of years whenever we got the chance
to see it.And now that it is on ...well I'd say 7 or 8 times a week,
you could say I'm addicted, I freely admit this and that is why I joined
this therapy group which meets every night and all it costs me is internet
time.Can you believe it?For $9.99 a month I get free on line help.Thanks...
I'm feeling better now.
Hello, my name is Tricia (aka McShaniac), and I'm a Whoserphiliac.
I never intended to become a junkie. "Oh, that'll never happen to me"
I said. Now, instead of track marks, I have indentations in my fingertips
from rewinding the countless tapes I have of the show. Instead of crack
pipes and angel dust I have cable splicers and VHS cleaning solution.
Sure, I started out small. A six pack of tapes to get me through a season,
I thought. But the more I watched the more I had to have. Pretty soon
I was up to a twelve pack of VHS a day to feed my Whose hunger. I started
catching myself saying things like: "Never put stickytape on hairy places"
and "My contract weeth El Dorado eez not yet fini." Others around me
began suspecting something was not right. I tried to hide it, but I
couldn't. I had to have it. I even started smuggling tapes to work with
me. Thats how I lost my job in the slinky factory. One quality control
slip-up and now some lady is maimed for life.
Then one day my mom caught me in the bathroom with the television.
Maybe the cord underneath the door was a cry for help. "Why, why are
you doing this to yourself?" she asked. Still in denial I tried to cover
by replying; "Jeez, can't a person power saw in peace?!" A week later,
the power went off in my apartment. I didn't realize that I had spent
all my money on videos and not paid the electric bill. Suddenly I found
myself hooking my bicycle up to my toaster trying to generate enough
static electricity to play the tapes. Call it withdrawal if you like,
but just when I thought I saw a glimpse of Greg's face in the toaster
I tripped on something, and whomped my head on the table. Thats when
I realized that I had a problem. What I had tripped over was my dog,
Twiglet. I forgot to feed him one too many times and his last resort
was to eat one of the videos. Only the tape he ate was mostly of John
Sessions, and he couldn't shake it off. One bad trip too many. That
should have taught me to stay away from the stuff...but I was out of
control.
I used to say; "I can stop whenever I want." But now I know I am a
slave to my addiction. I will forever be in recovery. I have relapsed
seven times, been in and out of WLiiAA (Whose Line is is Anyway Anonymous)
and to this day cannot pass a toaster without twitching. I have night
sweats, and reoccurring dreams of Tony chasing me around in stilettos
a pinafore. My condition has even triggered a rare and insidious case
of halitosis, which is indeed the "state of my existence." My family
is pushing for the "Wayne Brady Act" which would prohibit buying a VCR
for seven days until a thorough background check can be done. I have
lost my dog, my home, and my toaster because of this madness. Now I
live in the cardboard box my 'puter came in. I guess my grandmother
really was right when she said; "There are just too many nuts, and not
enough squirrels." Too bad I had to shoot her with a squeezie bottle
when she insulted Ryan's nose.
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