Maybe a Sports forum ?
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Speaking of sports....
Sometimes the big games are only on ESPN.
Like tonight you have the Suckeyes vs USC in the Cotton Bowl. Thats a big game.
So if someone doesn't have cable TV... they can't watch it.
Last year the NCAA championship was only on ESPN. Thats BS.
There are huge amounts of taxpayer dollars that go into security, traffic control, extra duty for the cops, etc etc. Therefore, the games should be available to everyone, not just those with cable. It should be on one of the 4 networks. ESPN could use ABC.
Either way... OSU should cover the spread on USC. 7.5 points. O/U is 65. Tough call on that one.
Sometimes the big games are only on ESPN.
Like tonight you have the Suckeyes vs USC in the Cotton Bowl. Thats a big game.
So if someone doesn't have cable TV... they can't watch it.
Last year the NCAA championship was only on ESPN. Thats BS.
There are huge amounts of taxpayer dollars that go into security, traffic control, extra duty for the cops, etc etc. Therefore, the games should be available to everyone, not just those with cable. It should be on one of the 4 networks. ESPN could use ABC.
Either way... OSU should cover the spread on USC. 7.5 points. O/U is 65. Tough call on that one.
Here are 4 legal ways to watch ESPN without cable:
https://www.dailydot.com/upstream/how-to-watch-espn-without-cable/
(Sling TV, Hulu Live, Playstation Vue, Direct TV Now)
The cheapest is Sling TV for $20/month.
Its still not free. Unless we give universal free internet to everyone. Oh well. OSU covered the spread handily as planned. Gotta work on Monday's games. Not as easy as last night. That was low hanging fruit.
Quality content never is. They are using games like this to hook up customers. If I can watch ESPN for free, why would I subscribe to it for a fee?
I'm a monk...I kind of stopped listening to (poisonous) music, and video games, and magazines/websites, and movies.
It was just a random realization I kind of had today. -- and while walking in the market, I had no desire to buy meat and snacks/junkfood. Actually left me drymouth thinking/staring at those.
It's extremely liberating when one can overcome society's...variables. and exists on this slight plane of...dare shall i say...superiority, to the fellow man
Everything and everyone around you tones and zones out a bit, -- kind of like Neo in The Matrix 1999 movie
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You're missing my point. The point of my original post is that the "quality content" is being provided at the expense of each and every tax paying U.S. citizen therefore, they should be free to air. Under this logic, Neill Armstrong's little walk on the moon should have been streamed on PPV.
And Lawrence Lugar... for somebody that doesn't partake in society and is so far above us mere Bourgeoisie... you sure do draw alot of parallels in life to the characters and plots of cheesy Hollywood movies. Hell you did it in the post above.
The Police, Security, First responders, traffic etc gets paid by the teams or ticket holders surcharge,they don't work for free and it's definitely not paid by federal taxes.You're missing my point. The point of my original post is that the "quality content" is being provided at the expense of each and every tax paying U.S. citizen therefore, they should be free to air. Under this logic, Neill Armstrong's little walk on the moon should have been streamed on PPV.
And Lawrence Lugar... for somebody that doesn't partake in society and is so far above us mere Bourgeoisie... you sure do draw alot of parallels in life to the characters and plots of cheesy Hollywood movies. Hell you did it in the post above.
Wait....!
Before I log out... I need to do the Lawrence Lugar response and save him some time.
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