JCC The Cable, huluplus, netflix discussion thread.

Anymore remember when he was a mobile satellite dish:

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Yet you get bent out of shape when your roommate steals your coffee.

 

IIRC I got bent out of shape by my roommate admitting to not knowing that sex without protection causes pregnancy, then allowing his pregnant girlfriend to drink until she miscarriaged. But nice try you good doobie.

 

Nah you got bent out of shape about the coffee stealing too.

It's OK.

 

I also remember hearing you talk about the coffee thing.

 

owned

 

Yeah, I remember something about fancy pants coffee being stolen.

 

That was the original topic of the thread, which was hilarious in that every single time she updated it with a new complaint, there was a tide of a half dozen new posters who gave their opinion on the coffee situation because they read the OP and skipped everything else.

 

classic

 

Stealing cable, downloads, internet, whatever isn't on the same level as stealing somebody's coffee, though. Coffee is personal property... the other crap isn't.

 

Especially fancy pants coffee.

 

****in' a.

 

i don't think a half dozen can really be considered a tide.

 

It was low tide.

 

My household enjoys DirecTV with tons of HD channels, two HDDVRs (they gave me a second one free for continuing my contract) and whole home access to both DVRs, HBO, Netflix, and Hulu Plus.

Honestly, we use Netflix for little more than rewatching old shows (Battlestar Galactica, Breaking Bad, etc) and haven't touched Hulu in years. I think the wife just keeps procrastinating cancelling Hulu.

During my first contract year with DirecTV, I was paying roughly $50-60/month (whole home HDDVR, 2 extra HD boxes, tons of HD channels). I'm now into my third year and that bill is now about $110/month (2 HDDVRs, whole home DVR access, one extra HD box, and HBO). It may seem like a lot (especially if you add in our high speed internet) but it's still a lot cheaper than Time Warner was charging for a lot less service ($160/month with internet, one HDDVR confined to a single room, one HD box, one regular box, and a lot less HD Channels). Plus DirecTV runs faster and includes many apps (like Pandora and YouTube) on each TV.

 

I did a hulu trial. I used it once, and didn't really like it. I watch netflix all the time, though.

 

So you're necrobaiting me about a silly irrelevant post from months ago because you were the butt of all jokes 5+ years ago on here and I trolled/edited/warned you with unquestionable power when I modded? If it makes you feel better about having your milk money stolen by the big bullies from years ago, then yes, I'm butthurt about whatever it is you want me to be. Whatever makes you let it go and move on.

 

necrobaiting sounds totally dirty.

 

Perhaps you aren't familiar with what the traffic on these forums looks like anymore.

 

That is the funniest **** ever.

 

I don't understand why Netflix seems to think it's perfectly ok to have Adam Sandler movies to livestream. Uh uh, I don't think so.

 

I recently bought chromecast. Love the thing. Sends information faster then my smart tv can pick it up on wireless. I find huluplus a little slow with my smart tv but faster from my chromecast. For this reason I am thinking of buying a small compatible tablet or itouch just so I can use it as remote and be able to use my laptop for work and games.