MrRant

Washington Redskins @ Atlanta Falcons Cleveland Browns @ Baltimore Ravens Detroit Lions @ Green Bay Packers Tennessee Titans @ Indianapolis Colts Buffalo Bills @ Jacksonville Jaguars Pittsburgh Steelers @ Kansas City Chiefs - LOCK~! Houston Texans @ New Orleans Saints Miami Dolphins @ New York Jets San Francisco 49ers @ St. Louis Rams Seattle Seahawks @ Arizona Cardinals Carolina Panthers @ Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cincinnati Bengals @ Oakland Raiders New England Patriots @ Philadelphia Eagles Denver Broncos @ San Diego Chargers Chicago Bears @ Minnesota Vikings Dallas Cowboys @ New York Giants - MONDAY NIGHT GAME

That is the quote I love though, as I said, if I buy a cable descrambler, or an illegal Direct TV card (and I don't BTW) I guess I'm NOT stealing porn channels? I'm NOT stealing free PPVS and free premium movie channels? Boy, get me a descrambler STAT! (just joking) Steve Those two things aren't comparable. When you buy a descrambler, you are paying for the equipment to steal cable. It isn't illegal to own, you just have to call your cable provider and tell them you switched to independant service. How in the fuck do you switch on an "independent" service when you are hooking up the box to our lines? If you cancel service then you have somehow climbed the pole and removed OUR filter from OUR tap on OUR lines. Your ass goes to jail. End of story.

Yeah I was checking the online version.

Don't forget it is 422 bucks PER credit through them.

I could... trust me.

Have them do a servicability check.

Don't make me screw with your connection bitch.

What are you? Straight?

^^^ Go away.

No price increase from what I have seen. It is to draw in more subscribers.

I favor SafeCo. The Garlic Fries own.

That picture screams the need for an OWNED tag line.

And that is why I would want it.... just to piss of some anime fans I know. I don't have anything against anime... just not my type of animation.

I thought it was because of your lack of knowledge and the inferiority you feel when Kinetic posts in said folder.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - Comcast Corp. (Nasdaq:CMCSA - news), the largest U.S. cable operator, on Monday said it planned to double the downloading capability of its high-speed Internet service by the end of this year to distinguish its product from competitors. "Our job No. 1 is increasing speed -- increasing from 1.5 megabits (per second) downstream to 3 megabits (per second) downstream," said Steve Burke, president of Comcast's cable division, at a Morgan Stanley media conference in Boston. Burke's comments mark the first time the Philadelphia-based company has placed a time frame on the plans. Comcast has been quietly testing such a service in several of its markets, including Pittsburgh, Knoxville, and Atlanta since June. "We're doing that probably for the whole company by later this year," Burke said. The service nearly halves the time it takes to download web pages, video and audio, a Comcast spokeswoman said. But uploading, or the ability to send data, will remain the same at 256 kilobits per second. Indeed Comcast is not the only company that offers higher than average speeds. Cablevision Systems Corp. (NYSE:CVC - news) users are reporting download speeds of up to 4.3 megabits per second, according to a Broadbandreports.com, which tracks the industry. Comcast users reported speeds of about 1.6 megabits per second. Comcast's anticipated speed bump from 1.5 to 3 megabits will cut the download time for a typical 5 megabyte music file to 17 seconds, from 30 seconds, said Joe Laszlo, a senior analyst at Jupiter Research. Comcast is hoping to lure more new and existing subscribers to its high-speed Internet service by ramping up speeds. As part of the these plans, it is also building a Web site that offers video games, video clips and eventually, the ability to communicate via video with other members. The cable industry is aiming to fend of competitive pressures from telephone companies, which have slashed prices on its high speed products this spring. Burke reaffirmed the company's forecasts of over 5 million cable modem (news - web sites) customers by the end of this year. At the end of the second quarter, Comcast had 4.4 million broadband customers. Comcast shares gained 56 cents to close at $30.59 on Nasdaq.

Doesn't affect me any. Don't drink coffee.

Go to www.crucial.com and get memory from there. If it is a brand name computer (Dell, HP etc) they have all the models listed and also what type of RAM to use and how much.

I believe Real Player will do it all even though it is the definition of spyware. Winamp may be able to with certain plugins.

I wonder how Tom feels about the thumping that the Ravens took.

That's right bitch.

http://www.arseiam.com/fx/55.htm

Polka comes to mind.

Umm... come back?