Reality TV stars & friends

Un des thèmes récurrents parmi les participants des émissions de télé réalité est qu'ils ne sont pas là pour se faire des amis. Il est fort à parier que dans la vraie vie, cela leur serait de toute façon assez difficile.



Source: Today's Big Thing.

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Anonyme a dit…
"L'homme est un animal (...)". L'énoncé a été fait par plusieurs philosophes à travers le temps. Et l'instinct grégaire est une de ses principales caractéristiques.
La variété qui participe aux émission de téléréalité exprime simplement plus brutalement cette animalité que, je crois, nous avons tous. A l'école, au boulot, en vacances, etc. nous n'allons que très rarement pour nous faire des amis. Enfin, je dis ca...

Ca me renvoie l'image du jour pour moi: ce collègue qui a pris une anne sabbatique pour aller faire le tour du monde et qui est incapable de sociabiliser avec ses collègues qui lui sont a priori plus proches.
C'était bien la peine de partir au bout du monde et dépenser des euros!
lundi, août 11, 2008 10:55:00 AM
Dulce a dit…
Salut, vous etes du Cameroun? Si vous avez du temps, regardez mon blog - www.dulcecamer.blogspot.com
Merci
Cynthia
vendredi, août 22, 2008 7:35:00 AM
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