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Nickel might go up, as well. I will sell every nickel that I have to you for 14 cents each.

If it cuts $700,000 per taping, they would almost be at $20M cut just by cutting out every other taping. Solid strategy if those numbers are correct.

Yeah, I love Sony, and pretty much anything electronic I get is Sony, so I figured I might as well should get the blu ray player from the company that invented it. I was being sarcastic, but you missed it. Sony, in some aggressive marketing scheme, has produced more than one model of Blu-Ray player. You might want to check into that.

The normal Sony one? Shit yeah! Just make sure you get the normal Sony one.

Not all Blu-Ray players do things your current DVD might be able to do. You need to check and make sure it will play all of the disc types that you currently use, including CDs. Read the specs on every player before making your purchase.

Nice cover.

Yes. Edit---There are some things to consider if you are thinking of replacing your DVD player with a Blue Ray, though.

If I were pressed, I'd have to go: 1. wwf/wwe events 2. wcw events 3. ecw events 4. basically im trying to decide which dvds to get for xmas 5. ecw events

When did Kamala change his name to Snoot?

True. However, I was told by a knowledgeable source that leases are pretty much dead in the water when it comes to court proceedings. However, Part II: it's not really worth the money you would spend fighting the system to get your deposit back. I have been living in my apartment for 4 years without a lease. It carries over month to month, and yes, I will need to honor the original lease by giving the landlord at least one month's notice to get my deposit back.

He had a dish on his house from before, but no longer subscribed to DirecTV. He pays a portion of my bill, and I let him use a couple of my boxes. You can take your boxes with you wherever you go, provided you have an adequate dish to hook them up to. Some people have them on RVs and boats. Neither of us have landline phones, so they can never dial in and see where the box is located. A landline phone is unnecessary for most of DirecTV's functions, anyway. I order PPVs online, and it is on the box immediately.

I have had HD and Sunday Ticket in HD for over a year, Marv. You probably don't remember, but you and I conversed back and forth over the right and wrong of my neighbor and I sharing HD. It worked flawlessly, by the way.

I'm glad that bob was selected to this important position for the board, and that it wasn't a joke at all. Shit, I hope I can be "In Charge of Supplies."

I got a 65" DLP for $1,199.99 on Friday. Should be here in a few days. My current TV is in the shop, and I figure if it gets fixed properly, I'll just donate it to my parents. I can not wait to see Sunday Ticket in HD on 65"!!!

This has to be untrue, because the message was not a question.

Any grill that allows you to cook with an open flame will suffice if you use the right seasonings and cook it to the correct specifications. Charcoal grills take a little more effort due to not being able to control the flame with a dial, and you have the built in flavor of the charcoal. Hickory, especially in smokers, adds much better flavor than charcoal in my opinion, but you don't necessarily want everything you cook to taste like hickory. The same goes for charcoal, as all of the meats, veggies, etc. can all taste similar, and can have that "almost burned" hint to it if you are not careful. There is nothing wrong with a gas grill, it is just looked down upon by traditionalists because basically anyone can do it with a modicum of success. For me, I have a gas grill due to my location (I have not had a yard in almost 6 years). When I get my house, I will have a gas grill for convenience and foods that do not need charcoal or hickory flavoring, a basic charcoal grill, and a smoker. To me, grilling and barbecue is the pinnacle of cooking, and I have made lots of unconventional meals on grills.

How long before we have a new twist on "This Saturday, I'm going to do it."

Hickory says hello, Speedy Gonzalez.

*straightens tie*

He said "your people," bob. There's a difference. For one, there's an "r."

Will there be any "We've got it bad for Thad" signs? Edit---I guess it would be more apropo to say "We've gone mad for Thad."

Toyota has a plant near where I live, and it was a big boon for WV. They decided to start an expansion earlier this year, which was going to be a major boost for the local economy due to the influx of good jobs, and the fact that ancillary business were prospering due to Toyota and the increase in population/workers in the area. However, they now had to cut back on a couple hundred jobs. Several of the steel plants in the area had big layoffs, including AK Steel laying off 600 employees. WV is still one of the top states to weather this financial storm due to coal and construction (not to mention that housing prices never soared out of control like other areas), but it appears this area is about to get hit hard as well, now. It won't effect me much overall, as I see it as a great time to make some key investments, and the cost of fuel allows me to save even more for said investments. I also started a business with basically no overhead, and that has taken off above my expecctations. The one thing that will hit me is a great probability that I won't be able to buy my first house, and me and the ol' lady are looking to get married soon.

Some thoughts and summations on the subject, in order of importance: 1) Is that the guy from "227" in the Negro Community picture? 2) SAVE_US, GRUNGY PUNK.

You know what? Wow!