Lessons From 24

It's been sick day after sick day for me this week. Since my roomie popped in season 2 of the suspenseful show, "24" last week, I haven't been able to stop watching them while sniffling from the couch. Here are a few lessons I've learned from the hit show.

-There are, in fact, 24 hours in a day...not 16. Long story. I can't count.

-Don't trust anyone.

-It's a wonder our government can get anything done.

-When at first you learn a lesson about something you shouldn't do, do it a few more times just to make sure. Like when you find out that people are working against the president, don't tell him, tell some other people you don't know, over and over and over again.

-Use Kim Bower as an example of women not to date. Unfortunately, I've seen some of the most recent season, and they haven't killed her off yet. And why would you? With someone that dumb you've got tons of filler drama at your disposal.

-Don't watch any more. The cool premise and satisfying season endings are not worth the other 22 hours of bad script, constant failure and dumb people (usually ladies....hey they wrote it not me)

Now ask me how long it will take before I pop in season 3...