Lakshmi.Sparthosx said: »
Balloontits Mc'Cleavage and Adonis Chiselface, now on at 9PM.
I don't know where you found the names of my children, but you need to back off, stalker.
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I don't know where you found the names of my children, but you need to back off, stalker.
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I look at it this way. If I don't watch the Today show the terrorists win.
Actually I prefer CBS news. Cause I fit the old demographic. 10 things I learned about the GOP
http://abcnews.go.com/Politics/10-candidates-10-things-prove-debate/story?id=32905598 (too many words for our users to read) I'll summarize: Umm...it's way to early too take any of this ***seriously ! fonewear said: » Everyone I know talks about Netflix. And all this other new age ***. I tried it. Tons of movies I don't want to see. All for a low monthly payment ! Sounds like cable to me. About 300 hours of hockey and a bunch of crap I don't want for $100/month. Ramyrez said: » fonewear said: » Everyone I know talks about Netflix. And all this other new age ***. I tried it. Tons of movies I don't want to see. All for a low monthly payment ! Sounds like cable to me. About 300 hours of hockey and a bunch of crap I don't want for $100/month. Cable companies are struggling for ad dollars with so many people getting their entertainment online. Expect those packages to start dwindling and an a la carte system to take it's place. Odin.Jassik said: » Ramyrez said: » fonewear said: » Everyone I know talks about Netflix. And all this other new age ***. I tried it. Tons of movies I don't want to see. All for a low monthly payment ! Sounds like cable to me. About 300 hours of hockey and a bunch of crap I don't want for $100/month. Cable companies are struggling for ad dollars with so many people getting their entertainment online. Expect those packages to start dwindling and an a la carte system to take it's place. I'm hoping. Give me NBC/NBCSN/Root Sports/BBC America and I'm pretty much set. Maybe throw in the ESPN package in the event that ESPN stops being douche canoes about hockey. I think they're lined up to run the World Cup of Hockey in a few years here, so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt. What is this "hockey" that you speak of? Is that the Canadian ice skating thing where they hit each other with sticks?
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Bahamut.Ravael said: » What is this "hockey" that you speak of? Is that the Canadian ice skating thing where they hit each other with sticks? It's that sport that very few sport fans care to watch ! http://www.forbes.com/sites/maurybrown/2015/06/03/regular-season-mlb-has-higher-tv-ratings-than-nhl-game-7s-on-friday-and-saturday/ 
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fonewear said: » Bahamut.Ravael said: » What is this "hockey" that you speak of? Is that the Canadian ice skating thing where they hit each other with sticks? It's that sport that very few sport fans care to watch ! http://www.forbes.com/sites/maurybrown/2015/06/03/regular-season-mlb-has-higher-tv-ratings-than-nhl-game-7s-on-friday-and-saturday/ Oh, those are the guys that have less teeth than my cousins in Indiana. I'm starting to draw the connection now.
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Odin.Jassik said: » Ramyrez said: » fonewear said: » Everyone I know talks about Netflix. And all this other new age ***. I tried it. Tons of movies I don't want to see. All for a low monthly payment ! Sounds like cable to me. About 300 hours of hockey and a bunch of crap I don't want for $100/month. Cable companies are struggling for ad dollars with so many people getting their entertainment online. Expect those packages to start dwindling and an a la carte system to take it's place. a la carte will be more expensive and probably stifle out networks that aren't established. Part of the positive of a cable package is that crappier channels at least get a chance in a bundle. Who's going to buy some no name junk off a menu? Bahamut.Ravael said: » What is this "hockey" that you speak of? Is that the Canadian ice skating thing where they hit each other with sticks? It's the sport that's got roughly 6x more action than your average American football game in the same amount of time. I'd give a multiplier for the amount of action it has over baseball, but multiplying anything by the zero excitement in baseball would be pointless. And basketball is just a bunch of squeaking sneakers for 60 minutes that drives me mad regardless of what else may or may not be happening on the court. It might be more exciting but tell that to the people that don't watch it !
It survives cause people are die hard fans. And said die hard fans never stop telling you that... Is there even any tactic in hockey?
fonewear said: » Bahamut.Ravael said: » What is this "hockey" that you speak of? Is that the Canadian ice skating thing where they hit each other with sticks? It's that sport that very few sport fans care to watch ! http://www.forbes.com/sites/maurybrown/2015/06/03/regular-season-mlb-has-higher-tv-ratings-than-nhl-game-7s-on-friday-and-saturday/ I just don't get the fascination with baseball. It's sooooooooo boring to watch. Fun to play, but *** terrible to watch. The weather channel has more excitement. fonewear said: » And said die hard fans never stop telling you that... Because people are always *** to you about it, so you're a *** back. Kind of like how you react to atheists, but in reverse. Lakshmi.Sparthosx said: » Odin.Jassik said: » Ramyrez said: » fonewear said: » Everyone I know talks about Netflix. And all this other new age ***. I tried it. Tons of movies I don't want to see. All for a low monthly payment ! Sounds like cable to me. About 300 hours of hockey and a bunch of crap I don't want for $100/month. Cable companies are struggling for ad dollars with so many people getting their entertainment online. Expect those packages to start dwindling and an a la carte system to take it's place. a la carte will be more expensive and probably stifle out networks that aren't established. Part of the positive of a cable package is that crappier channels at least get a chance in a bundle. Who's going to buy some no name junk off a menu? The cable providers gain nothing from paying for programming nobody wants. If those content providers aren't willing to change with the times, let them die. Most content is made by one of the major studios, anyway, it's not like they'd let a network die. Those smaller networks will be bought up, repurposed, retooled, absorbed, etc. It's the last mile providers that you and I deal with, not the networks, and they are more concerned with getting paid than the quality of their service in the absence of competition. Make them compete with new media while still getting paid for your access to it, since they're already doing that in a less successful way. Valefor.Sehachan said: » Is there even any tactic in hockey? Yea keep casual fans away ! Valefor.Sehachan said: » Is there even any tactic in hockey? More than baseball or basketball, probably less than football, but football you need to spell everything out for the people playing it because 85% of them playing wouldn't cut it mentally at Burger King if they couldn't play sports. Valefor.Sehachan said: » Is there even any tactic in hockey? It's soccer. On ice. With more aggression and guys getting stitches on the bench before going back in to play. Conversely, baseball is a spot where guys take off 55 games for a sprain, soccer involves guys faking injuries. Odin.Jassik said: » The cable providers gain nothing from paying for programming nobody wants. If those content providers aren't willing to change with the times, let them die. Most content is made by one of the major studios, anyway, it's not like they'd let a network die. Those smaller networks will be bought up, repurposed, retooled, absorbed, etc. It's the last mile providers that you and I deal with, not the networks, and they are more concerned with getting paid than the quality of their service in the absence of competition. Make them compete with new media while still getting paid for your access to it, since they're already doing that in a less successful way. Forget networks, ideally I'd be paying for individual programming as I want it. Ramyrez said: » Valefor.Sehachan said: » Is there even any tactic in hockey? More than baseball or basketball, probably less than football, but football you need to spell everything out for the people playing it because 85% of them playing wouldn't cut it mentally at Burger King if they couldn't play sports. National Felon League strikes again!
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Ramyrez said: » Odin.Jassik said: » The cable providers gain nothing from paying for programming nobody wants. If those content providers aren't willing to change with the times, let them die. Most content is made by one of the major studios, anyway, it's not like they'd let a network die. Those smaller networks will be bought up, repurposed, retooled, absorbed, etc. It's the last mile providers that you and I deal with, not the networks, and they are more concerned with getting paid than the quality of their service in the absence of competition. Make them compete with new media while still getting paid for your access to it, since they're already doing that in a less successful way. Forget networks, ideally I'd be paying for individual programming as I want it. Yea that isn't going to happen. Or if it does you will be paying a lot for the very specific channel you want. Eh, I don't really feel the need to defend any stereotypical American sports. I poke fun at all of them, and hockey was the topic this time.
Personally, the only sport that I think has enough action is unarmed, loincloth-only bear hunting.
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Bahamut.Ravael said: » Eh, I don't really feel the need to defend any stereotypical American sports. I poke fun at all of them, and hockey was the topic this time. Personally, the only sport that I think has enough action is unarmed, loincloth-only bear hunting. What about curling that is a sport right ?
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Tennis is actually pretty fun to watch in small doses.
The Olympics gets me to care about things like Luge, Skiing and Beach Volleyball.
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Ramyrez said: » Odin.Jassik said: » The cable providers gain nothing from paying for programming nobody wants. If those content providers aren't willing to change with the times, let them die. Most content is made by one of the major studios, anyway, it's not like they'd let a network die. Those smaller networks will be bought up, repurposed, retooled, absorbed, etc. It's the last mile providers that you and I deal with, not the networks, and they are more concerned with getting paid than the quality of their service in the absence of competition. Make them compete with new media while still getting paid for your access to it, since they're already doing that in a less successful way. Forget networks, ideally I'd be paying for individual programming as I want it. If you're talking about a pay per view model, there's already plenty of services that do that, as well as ones that let you subscribe to a particular type of media. I can see cable companies selling per channel, but on-demand models are already very successful, so I doubt they'd offer a service that directly competes with another service they already offer. fonewear said: » Bahamut.Ravael said: » Eh, I don't really feel the need to defend any stereotypical American sports. I poke fun at all of them, and hockey was the topic this time. Personally, the only sport that I think has enough action is unarmed, loincloth-only bear hunting. What about curling that is a sport right ? Although I like curling more than hockey, I would venture to say that it needs a little more hockey influence. I would love to watch the people sweeping, only to see one of them get blindsided out of nowhere and slammed into a wall.
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This is why curling is amazing:
Shouting hard gets me hard ! YouTube Video Placeholder Bahamut.Ravael said: » Eh, I don't really feel the need to defend any stereotypical American sports. I poke fun at all of them, and hockey was the topic this time. Hah! I'm just being the stereotypical hockey diehard getting his Jimmies rustled. Don't mind me. Quote: Personally, the only sport that I think has enough action is unarmed, loincloth-only bear hunting. I personally am a fan of World's Strongest Man competitions and -- while I can't be sure -- I think me and my college roommates are responsible for poker being on ESPN more than once after spring break (or was it summer?) 2002 was spent with cases of Labatt Blue watching the first-ever televised (on ESPN) World Series of Poker. I'm also a big fan of the Olympics -- summer and winter both. Edit for Fone: I love curling, but that could be because it's the only sport that gets international coverage that otherwise-average people can play.
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