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I don't have a satellite either.. I actually don't care for Dishes.. they aren't reliable with extreme weather.:surrender
Better than cable. ;]
I've never had cable fail because of weather.
My dish would shut down for hours when one little cloud appeared over my house.
They usually worked whenever we had extreme weather.... I remember watching tv when a lightining struck my neighbour's yard... oh I shitted my pants that night :24:
Cable here is awesome..
Better than a dish.
We have digital cable on two main tv's and reg on Jim's puter, our bedroom and MIL's bedroom... I love it a hell of a lot better than the dish we had back home.
Dakota Jim
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Thanks for your effort. I appreciate it. Goodnight.
During thunder storms, heavy rain and snow ours would go out.
Goodnight Jim.
Our cable used to go out ALL the time, even at the slightest storm. With the satellite company I've used, it takes some serious cloud coverage to lose signal.
I think today is "take things way too motherfucking seriously" day. People both here and at work were taking shit so personally and seriously for some unknown reason. Were the planets aligned? Solar flares? Alien mind control?
It took serious Texas thunderstorms to knock my DirecTV connection out... like the kind that bring 40-50mph winds, lightning, and occasionally hail with them. Haven't had an issue with it at my new house here in town, though my parents have occasional issues with theirs.
Full moon, perhaps? I know I always blame the weird shit that happens on that..
:24: I got a laugh from that LOL
What are trees? All we have here are prickly green things called "cacti"
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yeah, I didn't have any trees to speak of to deal with in Texas, but I did at my old house in town before I moved out there.
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