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My love for TV led me here!

Friday, November 23, 2018

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As the world celebrated world television day on Wednesday I decided to reflect on how television has shaped my life and the way it still does. When I was growing up in the late 90s, not every household had television sets so we used to visit our ‘rich’ neighbours to watch any random movie that would be showing at the time.

Jean Claude Van Damme and the likes of Bruce Lee were the common movie stars (we called them bostarring).

So at some point we had to walk long distances to bars and taverns just to watch them kick butt.

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