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1.Binge watching started in the 1990s with dvd sets and tv marathons. 2. When after 3 episodes the are you still watching prompt appears. 3. Some people feel because they should be doing offer things.

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When you watch so long you grow a beard.

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It appers it makes you keep wanting to what it.

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What i meant was it appers you sit threw for so long it  makes you fell like you`ve been sitting their for  years. 3. you also go insane after binge watching.

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#1    "Just one more episode"
#2     "Me after Binge watching a show on Netflix... AHHHHHHHHHH!
#3  "I cant grab the ramote yet"

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#1 | Binge watching started in the 1990s.

#2 | Netflix has a feature where the words "are you still watching ___?" comes up after 3 episodes.

#3 | It reached a higher level of recognition/popularity in 2013 when Netflix came out with original content, such as "Orange Is the New Black."

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#1. Binge watching began in the 1990's

#2. The practice reached a new level of recognition in 2013 as Netflix and other video services experimented contact (like orange is the new black.)

#3.The Oxford Dictionary defines binge-watching as watch(ing) multiple episodes of a television program in rapid succession.

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Its appers that her hair is messed up because she has been watching for so long.

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#1 He appears to be crazy

#2 He looks like he's laughing or screaming

#3 He was watching a show on netflix

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1. He watched so long he got crazy hair.
2. He watched so long his beard was fluffy.
3. He appears to be mad.

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Relevant idea #1 The box offers a "continue watching" button to click.

Relevant idea#2 binge watching had his roots in the in 1990 with DVD sets and TV marathons

Relevant idea#3 The oxford dictionary defines binge watching as "watching multiple episodes of a television program in rapid succession."

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1. He appears to be delusional when you see his face.
2. He looks like he just woke up and his hair is a crazy bomb
3. He appears to be super excited that his favorite childhood show came on

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1 in 1990s they had DVD sets and TV marathons.                         2 the Dictionary says binge watching means looking at a TV for a really long time.                3 a button appears on netflix that says "Are you still watching (the thing you're watching)?"

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#1 | After watching a show you can appear to be happy.

#2 | When you watch for so long you get tired and your appearance changes from awake to drowsy.

#3 | You appear to lie to yourself and try and watch one more episode.

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1. "lies i tell myself" "just one more episode."

2. Me after binge watching a Netflix show.

3. Person "You can't watch nine years worth of a Netflix series in 2 weeks." Me "Watch me."
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#1 She has a computer in front of her

#2 Her hair is messed up

#3 she appears to be tired

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1.the show freezes and pops up with a continue watching button.

2. the Oxford Dictionary defines binge watching as watching episodes of certain show multiple times.
3. binge watching has its roots in the 1990s with DVD sets.

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ME AFTER BINGE WATCHING A SHOW ON NETFLIX

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1. She appears to look very tired.
2. She keeps lieing to herself that she is only only going to watch an episode one more time.
3. Her hair is super crazy.

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It appers she likes the show so much she wants to keep on watch it over and over.

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1. Binge watching has its roots in the 1990s with DVD sets and TV marathons.

2.The practice reached a new level of recognition in 2013 as Netflix and other video services experimented with original content.

3.Offered numerous opportunities for critics favorites like 'Breaking Bad' to take over.

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after binge watching somtimes you can get tried or sleepy or just wanna stay up

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When you binge watch to much you can appear to be tired and lie to your self and say''Just one more episode.

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1 his hair appears to be cray cray.

2 he appears to be happy or excited.

3 He is watching Netflix

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1. It appears that she looked at a clock and just realized that its been 18 hours 36 min and 7 sec.
2. She appears to look like she is getting so tired she cant keep her eyes opened anymore.
3. It appears that she is about to yawn

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#1 | She has dark circles under her eyes.

#2 | She looks very tired and drowsy.

#3 | He looks crazy/extremely happy and excited.

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Me after binge watching a show on netflix

1# Long hair on his face and head

2# He has a smiling face

3# He appears happy

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#1.binge watch has roots in the 1990s in DVD sets and TV marathons.
#2. There has never been a good definition of binge watching.
#3.It appears the auto-play function is responsible for most of binge watching.

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relevant detail #1 it appears that you have been watching it for so long you grow a beard.
relevant detail #2 it appears that he is wrapped up in a blanket.
relevant detail #3 it appear he might be ashamed of himself because he is screaming.

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binge watching started in the 1990s the oxford dictionary defines binge-watching as watch[ing] multiple episodes of a television program in rapid succession,typically by means of dvds or digital streaming.dictionary.com takes a much broader stance on what types of entertainment can be binge-watched,and it suggests that it happens without ever getting up.

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1.the guy in the meme looks happy after watching a TV show.

2."me after binge watching a show on Netfilx"the captoin said in the meme.

3.The guy in the meme looks kinda crazy.

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1. It appears she is a goner.

2.It appears he looks like a crazy hobo.

3.It appears her brain is fried.

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1# It looks like you get crazy after binge watching a show.

2# your legs can fall asleep once you get off of the chair.

3# you can grow a beard if you binge watch a show for too long.

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#1  " Binge Watching has its roots in the 1990's with DVD sets.
#2 " The Oxford Dictionary defines binge watching as " watching" multiple episodes".
#3 " Judith Ohikuare said she felt bad about the all nighter of binge watching".

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what he means is he allredy watched all of his show in won day and is trying to pike another won to whatch.

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#1.The meme says,¨Me after binge watching a show on Netflix¨
#2.It appears that the man is crazy.
#3.It appears that the man is yelling.

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relevant detail #1 she has a computer on her lap
relevant detail #2 in the photo meme she is trying to stop watching but she cant.
relevant detail #3 she is not looking so good in the photo.

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(Binge watching) has its roots in 1990s with DVD sets and TV marathons, but the practice reached a new level of recognition in 2013 as Netflix.

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1. They look like they've been in bed 24/7.

2.They look mad cause their favorite show has been canceled.

3. They look tiered after watching 10 seasons of a show.

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1. ~ Binge watching started in the the 1990's~

2.~The Oxford Dictionary defines binge-watching as " watch[ing] multiple episodes of a television program in rapid succession, typically by means of DVD or digital streaming'' ~

3. ~ In 2 013 as Netflix and and other video services experiment-
ed with original content like like (Orange Is The New Black) ~

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It appear she looks drained of energy

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1. I can infer that the guy in the photo is loosing his marbles.

2.I can infer that the guy in the photo injoyed his show.

3. I can infer that the guy in the photo was there for awhile

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#1.It appears that the girl is binge watching a show on her computer.
#2.The picture says, ¨Lies I tell myself Just one more episode¨
#3.It appears that the girl is bored.

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she has her computer in front of her.her hair is mest up.she wants to watch one more episode.

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1.The caption says "Lies I tell myself just one more episode".

2.the girl in the photo looks tired.

3.the girls hair in the photo looks messy.

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Relevant idea#1.Binge Watching  has it's roots in the 1990's with DVD sets  and T.v marathons but the practice reached a new a new level of recognition in 2013 as Netflix

Relevant idea#2 and other video services experimented with original content like orange is the new black

Relevant idea#3.Binge watching actually is.the oxford Dictionary defines binge watching as watching multiple episodes of a television program in rapid succession typically by means of DVDs or digital streaming dictionary.com takes a much broader stance on what types of entertainment can be binge watching and it suggest that it happens without ever getting up to watch multiple videos episodes of a T show etc} in one sitting or over a short period of time

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1 she appears to be tired.

2 she has a computer.

3 it appears that she is on a episode.

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1. They define binge-watching as "watching multiple episodes of a television program in rapid succession, typically be means of DVDs or digital streaming."
2. It says when you binge-watch something you never get up.
3. "I knew that I was supposed to be spending time with my family, not crouching on television."

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1# LIES I TELL MYSELF "Just one more episode"

2# she has a computer in front of her

3# her hair is crazy

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#1. The text says ''Chris Heller says that if it keep playing ,I would probably keep watching until it asked me to make a decision.#2. In the 1990's with DVD sets and TV marathons.#3.The Oxford Dictionary defines bing watching as watching multiple episodes of a TV program in rapid time.

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1.  She looks like she has been there awhile

2. She has a laptop on her lap.

3. Her hair is crazy

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#1 binge watching had a huge boost because of Netflix.

#2 Most of the time on Netflix the auto play function is responsible for binge watching.

#3 binge watching started in the 1990 because of DVDs and TV marathons.

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1# binge watching started in the 1990 with DVD sets.

2# In 2013 Netflix.

3# The Oxford Dictionary defines binge-watching as "watch[ing] multiple episodes of a television show."

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1# She looks tired

2# Her hair is all messed up

3# She has a computer in front of her

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1. you get tired
2. your hair gets messy
3. your eyes start to close

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1# She has crazy eye.

2# She appears tired has bags around her eyes

3# She is holding a laptop/computer

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1# roots in the 1990s with DVD sets

2# a new level of recognition in 2013 as Netflix

3# other video services experimented with original content

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#1 " The guy is screaming because he used to be bold now he has hair".
#2 " The girl is stairing at the computer screen with her hair all mest up".
#3 " They cant do anything whenever the "are still watching" screen pulls up".

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Relevant idea#1 the guy in the meme looks crazy

Relevant idea#2 he has his mouth open

Relevant idea# 3 he is in a room

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1 Binge watching began in the 1990's

2 The Oxford dictionary defines binge watching as watching multiple episodes of a television program in rapid succession.

3 The practice reached a new level of recognition in 2013

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tierd sleepe brord

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1# He looks like he went crazy after watching something off of Netflix.

2# He looks like he got bored after watching something off of Netflix and he decided to scream.

3# He looks like he got bored and didn't know what to do.

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Me after bing watching a show on Netflix

#1. his hair is crazy.

#2. his mouth is open.

#3. he is in a house.

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1. Binge watching has its roots in the 1990s with DVD sets and TV marathons.
2. Joris Evers the director of global communications for netflix.
3. The show freezes and is replaced by a dull gray little dialogue box.

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1 it can macke you go blind
2 you will start seeing things
3 youwill be so tired you will not be able to move

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The Oxford Dictionary defines binge-watching as "watch[ing] multiple episodes of a television program.

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Relevant idea#1 the girl in the photo has crazy hair

Relevant idea#2 she has a chrome book in front of her

Relevant idea#3 It looks like she slept for so long and made her have messy hair

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1 ~ she has a computer in front of her

2 ~ her hair is crazy

3 ~ she has dark circles under her eyes

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#1.staring at a screen

#2.nothing else on

#3.whering a jaket

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1# he appears crazy

2. he's in a room

3~  The meme says " Me after binge watching a show on netflix"

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1. he apears to have no teeth
2. he apears to be screeming
3. he apears to watching something

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me after binge watching shows on Netflix til 6:00 am.

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Binge watching has its roots in the 1990s with DVD sets and TV marathons, but the practice reached a new level of recognition in 2013 as Netflix and other video.

The Oxford Dictionary defines binge-watching as watching multiple episodes of a television program in rapid succession,typically by means of DVDs or digital streaming.''Dictionary.

The show freezes and is replaced by a dull, gray little dialogue box.

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Me watching a show on Netflix.

#1. stair at my TV.

#2. can not move.

#3. almost fallen asleep.

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#1 binge watching started in 1990s #2 The Oxford dictionary defines watching as watch[ing] multiple episodes of a television program in rapid succession #3 binge watching has its roots dvd sets and tv marathons

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1# His hair is crazy

2# He is lafing

3# He has no teeth

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1990 with DVD sets and TV marathons. But the practice reached a new level of reorganization in 2013 as Netflix and other video services experimented with original content like (orange is the new black)

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1# She is in the dark

2# She looks sleepy

3# Not smiling

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#1 he is crazy                                                      #2 he is laughing                                    #3 he is opening his mouth

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1 she still wants to watch 2 her hair is messy 3 she is stairing at her screen

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1.binge watching began in the 1990s but the only way the people could was with DVD sets.
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