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Bretsky and MJZiggy in a life and death struggle for the most posts.
1. Bretsky 18,271
2. MJZiggy 18,257
3. HarveyWallbangers 14,907
4. Harlan Huckleby 14,424
5. Scott Campbell 13,804
6. JustinHarrell 11,910
7. pbmax 11,903
8. Rastak 11,554
9. BallHawk 11,122
10.mraynrand 10,849
11.woodbuck27 9,556
12.Patler 9,179
13.SkinBasket 9,174
14.red 9,112
15.Freak Out 9,035
16.retailguy 8,792
17.Joemailman 8,390
18.Fritz 8,290
19.MadtownPacker 7,645
20.GrnBay007 7,152
partial finally dropped out of the top 20. he's been gone a while.
Is this a race to a certain number ? And is the prize two hottie gals sponsored by PR ?
If it is I'll throw the race and let Zig Win so she can finally come around to the bright side !
I love lingerie bowls
So, I'm thinking of ditching DirecTV. I did the math, and it seems that since I don't watch anything on DTV besides football, that it would cost $71.25 per game to watch the games provided none of the games were on regular TV. Since some of the games are on regular TV, it costs even more per game. If two games are broadcast nationally, and I'm only watching 14 games per season on DTV, then the cost per game becomes $81.43. For that kind of money, it would be cheaper to go to the sports bar to have dinner and watch the game, no?
I've been thinking the exact same thing. I get most of my news off the internet anyway. NFL playoffs, Super Bowl, World Series, NCAA Basketball Tourney are all on network T.V. still.
I'm thinking of taking it a step further. I'm not sure I can justify my cost of a cell phone given how many calls I make. Getting rid of it would drive some family members crazy, but they'd adjust.
To be honest, the cost savings from losing satellite would be directly applied to the phone bill as I've now upgraded the service to a smartphone which I use a whole lot more than DTV. I also use the barcode scanning apps (has saved me a bit of $$ already) and navigation a whole lot. It was nice to be downtown yesterday and in two clicks, get a map with all of our options for lunch in a mile radius. It was also nice to be able to see when the next train was going to show up at the station because they're doing maintenance all weekend. Don't get me started on the wisdom of closing all of the train stations near the presidential monuments on president's day weekend. Idiots.
I ditched cable long ago.....just not worth it for the amount of viewing I actually did. The cell is a must have for business though. I ended up going with DSL added to the cost of my LL for internet.
I've been thinking of dumping comcast for similar reasons. the only thing i watch is sports. the only reason we have it is because of the on-demand feature for the kids. they are 3 and 6 and watching age appropriate cartoons on demand is nice. I've been thinking of subscribing to netflix. any info on the amount of kids shows available to stream?
I just looked and saw a copy of the Labyrinth. Nice. There are a decent amount of movies there. But my blu ray player also plays Hulu so you could get kids programming that way too if you have that option available to you.
my bluray player is my ps3. not sure if i can get hulu on that.
if you browse netflix's selection of titles they only show 21. they have to have more than that. i would hope!
You have to click around a little bit in the kids section. They show 21 on the home screen broken down into categories. If you click on the category, it gives you more choices. For example, there are about 50 titles under Critics Picks, and some of them are really good (like Up).
I'll check that out.
I agree on UP. we own that. I'm more curious about cartoons like thomas, scooby doo, fireman sam. things like that. short before bedtime type cartoons.
FO Peeps ..... I'm goin' to MOTOWN.....