While supplies last.

There is a CompUSA store wayyyyy up North just across County Line
Road,from Jackson in Ridgeland,Mississippi.Tony Jones at that CompUSA
store is a sharp kat,when it comes to computers.He does computer lessons
a couple of times each week too.
cuhulin

David wrote:
While supplies last

Ah, but wait...I'm pretty sure satellite radio requires a subscription.

There goes that idea.

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David wrote:

While supplies last


Ah, but wait...I'm pretty sure satellite radio requires a subscription.

There goes that idea.

And Free Radio requires listening to 20 mins of commercials, yammering
djs and stale playlists. There is a reason people are willing to pay for
the service. Its simply better and worth the $0.40 or so cents a day.

So does satellite tv and you can sometimes get their hardware for free too.
What's your point?

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David wrote:
While supplies last

Ah, but wait...I'm pretty sure satellite radio requires a subscription.

There goes that idea.

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If you don't want to hear the DJ yammer, change the station.

Problem solved.

My point is the one you were just kind enough to repeat for me. Thank
you, oh redundant one.

There is a reason my arm/hand is so highly trained to reach over and
shut OFF commercials on radio and shut OFF commercials on tv.I am faster
than greased owl s... at shutting OFF commercials.
cuhulin

So I guess you make do with 7 channels of tv and maybe a dozen radio
stations. How boring.

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My point is the one you were just kind enough to repeat for me. Thank
you, oh redundant one.

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If you don't want to hear the DJ yammer, change the station.

My biggest problem with satellite radio is choosing between the 150+
channels when i want to listen to something else.