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![]() "Rufus Leaking" wrote in message oups.com... If you don't like commericals and they irratate you, you pay to eliminate them just as in cable TV dunno what cable system you're talking about but every one I ever had (cut the cable a 1/2 years ago and never looked back. Sure don't miss paying for TV) had ads up the yingyang. More than broadcast TV if it were possible (FCC constraints being what they are. So paying for tv to watch ads is like a double tax in my mind... Newton B. Minnow was right back in the 50;s and his statement is still the best description of television even today A vast wasteland gimme a good Ute/Mil hit on hf any day over that mindless crapola any day! Hi Rufus What do you mean? Take HBO for example. The only "ads" are for their upcoming and new shows. I don't see commercials pitching products and cars and other bullcrap. Plus, cable standards are geared more towards adults in most cases. You WON'T see them on free TV. I enjoy seeing and hearing political discussions and other programs that are gritty and true and CAN'T be shown on national FREE T.V. Like HBO has documentaries on true raw life scenes that free T.V reporters would never go near let alone broadcast it. I dunno, some people like to enjoy their lives and don't see a corporate agenda or other personal gripes that prevent them from ordering a pay service. I enjoy cable TV and FREE T.V. is the worst crap. To each his own.... Lucky |
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Hi Rufus
What do you mean? Take HBO for example. The only "ads" are for their upcoming and new shows Okay, you seem to have been referring to "premium" channnels only then? True that most of them show coming attractions, but even some premiums have taken to showing, albeit lesser amounts, ads between movies or feature programming. But the rest of cable is overrun with commercials, just like broadcast.. I dunno, some people like to enjoy their lives and don't see a corporate agenda or other personal gripes that prevent them from ordering a pay service. It's not that at all, I'm just a cheap ******* and would rather spend the money on other things. Radio gear, guitars/amps/effects, records and compact discs, etc. I got no problems with other doing what they want with their money, or what or where they watch on TV. I enjoy cable TV there was a lot I liked on cable as well, just not enough to make it worth what the cable company, in ever increasing monthly amounts, wanted to charge me for the usage To each his own.... exactly. I'm just relating how I feel about it. I get most my news from the daily paper, still read it from front page to last section daily, and of course from ye olde internet. Get that free so I can live with that, LOL |
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If you are everrrr in a Rodeo,,,, I am goin to put a Texas smile on your
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