Point Place Shorts
Description: That ’70s Show is an American comedy series, centered around the lives of a group of teenagers living in the fictional town of Point Place, Wisconsin, USA during the mid- to late 1970s. Set in suburban Wisconsin, the soul of the series resides in the basement of the Forman house where Eric lives with his ultraconservative Dad, Red; high-strung Mom, Kitty; and college drop-out sister Laurie. Eric gets by mostly with a little help from his friends – serious and cool Hyde, intellectually challenged Kelso and his controlling girlfriend Jackie and exchange student Fez. Eric’s best friend and now girlfriend is next-door neighbor Donna, whose parents Bob and Midge are very deep into every ‘70s fad and fashion.
Description: American comedy series, centered around the lives of a group of teenagers living in the fictional town of Point Place, Wisconsin, USA during the mid- to late 1970s. Set in suburban Wisconsin, the soul of the series resides in the basement of the Forman house where Eric lives with his ultraconservative Dad, Red; high-strung Mom, Kitty; and college drop-out sister Laurie. Eric gets by mostly with a little help from his friends – serious and cool Hyde, intellectually challenged Kelso and his controlling girlfriend Jackie and exchange student Fez. Eric’s best friend and now girlfriend is next-door neighbor Donna, whose parents Bob and Midge are very deep into every ‘70s fad and fashion.
Description: Sometimes, both in physical and digital contexts, there are people who—without fully understanding why—pay attention to or read things that don’t interest them, that they don’t fully understand, or with which they have no connection. This situation is more common than we think—even if, rationally speaking, they do understand it. However, when you’re aware that you’re looking at something that doesn’t connect with what you’re looking for or what you enjoy, what’s the point of continuing to pay attention to it? Most likely, at some point you’ll feel even more discomfort or confusion than before. Therefore, I think the most reasonable approach is that, when we’re in a place or situation where we sense a lack of connection, we have to leave it.
What is the point of staying in an uncomfortable place? Shorts
by englishlearning
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