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Volume 2, Issue 4 • 2/28/13 - 3/6/13
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The Doctor Is In Allyson Parrish wrote this
College students watch TV all the time. You know, when they aren’t busy doing all that important homework. Wink. Wink. Well, if you thought your TV addiction was crippling your academic career, think again! TV may actually save your life. Don’t believe us? We asked this guy who said he was a doctor, and that he got his degree in a 10-minute online class, but he still seemed pretty legit. Anyway, The Black Sheep decided to pass the doctor’s prescription onto you, because we care about your health and wellbeing. The Walking Dead: 150ml a day: That is equivalent to at least one episode a day. “Why do I need this?” you may ask. Well for those of you who don’t live in the 21st century, we’ll tell you. The world will end by a zombie apocalypse any second now, and The Walking Dead will help you figure out which Morgantowners are just fuzzy-headed hungover students, and which are actual eat-your-face-off zombies. Workaholics: 400ml a week: You better be getting four doses a week of Workaholics. The doctor said this show is used as an anxiety medicine. Watch an episode of Workaholics, and every time they drink or smoke some weed, you should join in. By the end of one episode, you’ll feel like a new man or woman, a great, high, drunk human being. You’ll also feel good blowing off all that homework that’s due tomorrow. Buckwild: use when needed: Everyone needs a self-esteem boost every once in awhile. The doctor said that this is the perfect medicine for that. For some, this may be one episode a day, one episode a week, or maybe even one episode once a month. Whatever the case, watching this show makes you feel so much better about yourself and your miniscule problems at the moment. Warning: If you do act like the people in this show, then this medicine may cause suicidal thoughts. Family Guy or American Dad!: 200ml a day: Two episodes of either, before bed, each day. According to this guy, these shows are for those who need a reality check. You know those people who take themselves too seriously? Point them towards one (or both) of these shows. Seth MacFarlane makes a point to make fun of everything, and these shows will bash on something that this person (or you) does. Watching this at least two times a day keeps you in check. It reminds you that you are human and everything you do is NOT all that serious. Chill out. How I Met Your Mother: 700ml a week: This is equivalent to seven episodes a week. The doctor made it clear that this medicine is one of the most important medicines that you can take; it’s a very important vitamin. This vitamin is good for the heart, rejuvenating brain cells,
and increasing thinking skills. Every episode has at least one scene that tugs at the heartstrings and makes you remember that you’re still human. It’s also great for the brain because you are constantly trying to find clues as to who Ted’s wife really is. Really Ted? You aren’t just holding your children in suspense! House of Lies: 200ml a week: Watch a couple times a week, when you’re feeling overly mischievous. The doctor recommends this as conscience medication. House of Lies will teach you every way to scam, lie and manipulate your way out of things, or how to climb your way to the top. The doctor says watching this is perfect for people who no longer wish to have a conscience. Taking this is perfect for any interview you go to: you’ll be lying your way into a job like a champ. The doctor is very adamant about you strictly sticking to your medications, and so are we. We love healthy students at WVU, and watching television is the perfect way to stay healthy.
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