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[_] Old shit.... Anonymous 12/09/12(Sun)15:12 No.1827225
...but I like it!
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>> [_] Anonymous 12/09/12(Sun)15:21 No.1827234
Good post.
Bumped
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Called grandma
>> [_] Anonymous 12/09/12(Sun)16:11 No.1827266
I think I saw gaben in this...
>> [_] Anonymous 12/09/12(Sun)16:24 No.1827281
2oldfag4me
>> [_] Anonymous 12/09/12(Sun)18:21 No.1827370
Sadly true, as it turns out.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/09/12(Sun)19:57 No.1827447
Classic
>> [_] Anonymous 12/09/12(Sun)20:10 No.1827453
>>1827281
When you grow up and have hair on your balls you'll understand.
>> [_] Anonymous 12/09/12(Sun)22:49 No.1827565
>insult MP3's for being outdated
>talking about downloading virtual reality simulations on DVD-R discs
Other than that, it's true. Nowadays my cable company is trying to understand why there are so
many people who get internet but don't bother getting cable. The only reason people in my
demographic 'round here have televisions is for Xbox or PS3, cable being the alternative only for
sports, but soon even that will port over to streaming.
Not sure if this is good riddance or bad omens. It improves the ability to microcast and target
specialized interests, but as a result it reduces budget potential for the future's equivalent of
"television" shows.
