I am PISSED - and not in the British sense of the word.

[atrain]

I am FUCKING PISSED at myself.

I forgot to set up the TIVO for The Apprentice this evening, and I have a company engagement I can’t get out of.

Damn it damn it damn it damn it damn it damn it damn it damn it damn it.

I don’t watch much TV - nor am I pretending this is high-class broadcasting - but it is quite entertaining. Damn.

<deep breath>
OK, I vented. I feel better now. Thank you for listening. Back to our regularly scheduled programming…

[RitzyRae]

So sorry. While I’m not an avid fan, I’ve occasionally popped it on while cleaning the kitchen and found it quite entertaining.

And please… no self-mutilation over this.

[annaplurabelle]

If it’s any consolation, tonight’s episode is repeated on CNBC on monday at 8 and 11pm, and on NBC on wednesday (somewhere bet. 8 and 9pm - check your listings).

[ticker]

When will someone produce a VCR/TIVO/whatever which can be programmed over the net? There have been so many occasions when I have cursed the lack of such a device.

[Spacegirl]

@ticker

When will someone produce a VCR/TIVO/whatever which can be programmed over the net? There have been so many occasions when I have cursed the lack of such a device.

Tivo already has, remote scheduling

[GuanoLad]

If you don’t want to confuse being Pissed with the British sense of the word, like you say (that is, being drunk), then use the phrase correctly: “Pissed Off”