[Vision2020] DishTV or DirectTV ?

[Paul Rumelhart]

A lot of strange looks when you confess to not knowing who Jim Cramer 
is, for example.  Complete ignorance regarding Rhianna and whoever's 
domestic squabbles.  Not having any idea what's going on in Britney's 
life.  A completely blank look when someone asks you how much you really 
hate a particular advertisement.  And it's free!  I'd pay good money for 
this.

Paul

Steven Basoa wrote:
> Hey that sounds great.  What's it cost?
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> But seriously, thanks for all the replies.
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> SB
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> On Mar 10, 2009, at 6:24 PM, Dave wrote:
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> Try: No TV, it is by far the best option, I've been using it since '96.
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> Strange things happen when you use human programing instead of letting a
> bunch of TV executives program your mind.  Geeze, they even call it
> "Television Programing", and still everyone flocks to it, just like
> moths to a flame.
>
> Dave
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> Steven Basoa wrote:
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>> I have been asked to inquire about people's experiences with Dish TV
>> and/or Direct TV.  Is one better than the other, are there reception
>> problems in inclement weather, installation issues, billing issues,
>> quality of service and repairs, etc.  Cable is not an option so long
>> as TImeWarner is the only choice.
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>> Thanks for any insights.
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>> Steven
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