Are you sexually needy?

Does that question need an answer?

No. In hindsight I see it should have been a statement.

(11-14-2011, 03:16 PM)Duchess Wrote:

Are you sexually needy?

I would say I need more sex than your average 45-year old. Is there a problem?

(11-14-2011, 03:29 PM)Midwest Spy Wrote:

(11-14-2011, 03:16 PM)Duchess Wrote:

Are you sexually needy?

I would say I need more sex than your average 45-year old. Is there a problem?

The problem it seems would be on your end, needing and finding are two entirely different things.

I think its 69.00 for internet and television per month here. yeh..69......

$170 a month less than Username.

(11-14-2011, 03:46 PM)Maggot Wrote: I think its 69.00 for internet and television per month here. yeh..69......

You're lucky, Metrocast charges $119 for broadband and cable...You got a dish?

(11-14-2011, 03:54 PM)cannongal Wrote:

(11-14-2011, 03:46 PM)Maggot Wrote: I think its 69.00 for internet and television per month here. yeh..69......

You're lucky, Metrocast charges $119 for broadband and cable...You got a dish?

I did look at the offers but the teaser terms suck. I am looking into a descrambler the actual dish is cheap. I can get one for 150-200.00 I only have basic cable, I kinda hate television anyways and net flix fills any gaps.

(11-14-2011, 02:08 PM)username Wrote:

(11-14-2011, 02:03 PM)ESAD Wrote: Is that a quarterly bill Username?

Monthly.

Jesus, I'm going to call them. We have all the extra channels (HBO etc.) but still. Everything in California is overpriced but that's ridiculous. There's got to be a cheaper alternative.

Username, I agree about California prices but I get Time Warner Cable out of San Diego and I am not in the same price range as you. You might want to think about switching.

(11-14-2011, 07:49 PM)MikeyA Wrote: Username, I agree about California prices but I get Time Warner Cable out of San Diego and I am not in the same price range as you. You might want to think about switching.

I'm going to take Dick's suggestion and try to unbundle. That way, I could keep Comcast as my internet provider (and retain my email address) but I'll shop around for phone and t.v. service. I was just looking online and there are several companies to choose from...Direct tv, Dish, att&t and the individual prices they're advertising do appear to be a lot less than what I'm paying for the bundled service.

Thanks for the thread, Duchess!


And thanks for the unbundle suggestion, dickie.

i have AT&T for cell phone, and DISH for TV. every time the wind blows the dish/satellite goes out. annoying as hell.

Comcast is expensive, but it rarely is out of service. I must be connected. The TV is my teat.

I finally dropped my landline. Everyone here has a cell, so I didn't see the point. I still use the number, though, to enter for everything that requires a phone number. They have my email, fuck 'em. Don't call Cracker. Hates it.

$ 135.00 / month for Verizon Fios internet 25 MB download speed and 25 MB upload speed for 5 computers and HDTV on 4 sets at their second tier. No phone.

You can take your land line number and transfer it to a cell phone.

(11-15-2011, 08:47 PM)ZEROSPHERES Wrote: $ 135.00 / month for Verizon Fios internet 25 MB download speed and 25 MB upload speed for 5 computers and HDTV on 4 sets at their second tier. No phone.

I run 3 computers off one line. Networking is for stupid people also. I should know.

(11-15-2011, 09:42 PM)Maggot Wrote:

(11-15-2011, 08:47 PM)ZEROSPHERES Wrote: $ 135.00 / month for Verizon Fios internet 25 MB download speed and 25 MB upload speed for 5 computers and HDTV on 4 sets at their second tier. No phone.

I run 3 computers off one line. Networking is for stupid people also. I should know.

This Fios system has 1 router with 4 ports and a network switch with an additional 4 ports, that I hard wire the computers into. The wifi can be used for laptops and portable devices like cells that switch from using cell tower tower signals while at home and the kindle from Amazon. It also supports voip service but sometimes the delivery of signal is so uneven it can break up your listening into garbled words. One would think that a speed rated at 25MB/s Down / 25 MB/s Up, VOIP would be a breeze. I am told that positioning the voip device behind the router, before the computer instead of behind the computer would solve this.

I get digital HD satellite TV, landline and broadband for £50 a month.

God bless sky.