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I live about 35 miles from there. It's ok but nothing really oustanding
as far as a quality of life issue. They have a nice beach there on L.
Michigan and a large Industrial Park. But in my opinion there are better
places in Michigan to live than Holland. I'm sure that DX Ace would
agree with me.

Oh, I don't know, I'm reasonably happy here.

Holland, MI. Happy, Happy!

Hey Roger, you'll have to stop on by.

dxAce
Michigan
USA

If Roger stops on by, first, he can disconnect his WebTV box and bring
that and his WebTV keyboard and his WebTV hand held remote and either
hook up his WebTV box to your tv set or take one of his tv sets (if he
has more than one tv set) with him and show you how it works.
cuhulin

wrote:

If Roger stops on by, first, he can disconnect his WebTV box and bring
that and his WebTV keyboard and his WebTV hand held remote and either
hook up his WebTV box to your tv set or take one of his tv sets (if he
has more than one tv set) with him and show you how it works.

Well, I don't have cable and I currently don't have a tv...

dxAce wrote:


wrote:

If Roger stops on by, first, he can disconnect his WebTV box and bring
that and his WebTV keyboard and his WebTV hand held remote and either
hook up his WebTV box to your tv set or take one of his tv sets (if he
has more than one tv set) with him and show you how it works.

Well, I don't have cable and I currently don't have a tv...


Sounds like a fun place. Dialup and no TV.

"dave" wrote in message
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dxAce wrote:


wrote:

If Roger stops on by, first, he can disconnect his WebTV box and bring
that and his WebTV keyboard and his WebTV hand held remote and either
hook up his WebTV box to your tv set or take one of his tv sets (if he
has more than one tv set) with him and show you how it works.

Well, I don't have cable and I currently don't have a tv...


Sounds like a fun place. Dialup and no TV.

Not necessarily. Cable isn't the only high speed internet choice. Most
places have ADSL now, some have ISDN, but that's only 2x dialup speeds.

TAFNF

http://www.devilfinder.com
Temporary Assisstance For Needy Familes WLBT.com

Burt Case, news reporter at WLBT 5:00 PM tv news said, Mississippi ranks
first again.

D'Lo, more people went to World War Two from the tiny Town of D'Lo, by
comparison, than anywhere else in America.

The most Charitable State, Katrina.

First, when it comes to backwater hicks too.

Funny, that things work out that way.
cuhulin

Barbour won't rule out 2012 presidential run.
http://www.clarionledger.com

Of course I would Vote for him.
cuhulin

wrote:

Barbour won't rule out 2012 presidential run.
http://www.clarionledger.com

Of course I would Vote for him.
cuhulin
You'd vote for Jerry Clower!

Brenda Ann wrote:
wrote in message
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dxAce wrote:


wrote:

If Roger stops on by, first, he can disconnect his WebTV box and bring
that and his WebTV keyboard and his WebTV hand held remote and either
hook up his WebTV box to your tv set or take one of his tv sets (if he
has more than one tv set) with him and show you how it works.

Well, I don't have cable and I currently don't have a tv...


Sounds like a fun place. Dialup and no TV.

Not necessarily. Cable isn't the only high speed internet choice. Most
places have ADSL now, some have ISDN, but that's only 2x dialup speeds.



Mr. Steve has stated he is happy with dialup.

WebTV is strictly dial up.Every morning when I turn this thang (WebTV
set top box) on, it takes about one minute for me to hop on the
internet.Most websites pull up (WebTV can not down load anything, no
hard drive for that purpose) on screen fast enough, takes only a few
seconds.Sometimes, dial up/WebTV pulling up websites is faster than
computers on broad band down loading websites.
cuhulin