hottboiinnc
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Re: Meet the new boss...
When i go to NC i ask- Coke products or Pepsi LoL. i learned my lesson there by saying Pepsi and getting a flat Coke once. |
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said by TKJunkMail  :said by hottboiinnc :you may have soda. But i have pop. LoL I came across that distinction as a kid. Growing up in Philadelphia, it was always soda. But when I visited my cousins in upstate NY, it was pop. Down here in the South, it's just Coke or Pepsi, depending on which you prefer. Most people call everything a "Coke", even if it's a Dr. Pepper or Mtn. Dew. |
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said by hottboiinnc :you may have soda. But i have pop. LoL I came across that distinction as a kid. Growing up in Philadelphia, it was always soda. But when I visited my cousins in upstate NY, it was pop.
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hottboiinnc
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you may have soda. But i have pop. LoL |
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said by KrK :Yeah... I remember once the USA was going to adopt the Metric system..... We have 2 liter bottles of soda.
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said by KrK :said by moonpuppy :Some people don't want the change. Should we hold it up until these people say it is o.k.? Sometimes the ONLY way to force the issue is to make them face it head on. Yeah... I remember once the USA was going to adopt the Metric system..... And eliminate paper dollars.
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hottboiinnc
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And you still hear about it. |
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said by moonpuppy :Sorry, but there were enough people in North Carolina that ignored all warnings because they were "too busy" to do anything about it. Some people don't want the change. Should we hold it up until these people say it is o.k.? Sometimes the ONLY way to force the issue is to make them face it head on. Yeah... I remember once the USA was going to adopt the Metric system.....
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I agree. When the changeover occurs, they'll finally have to do something about it. We've all been hearing about this changeover for a long time now. I normally have sympathy for people who aren't tech-savvy or who can't afford new tech (goodness knows, I can't, many times), but the commercials about the change have been stuck in between all those shows that people who don't pay attention to tech normally watch for over a year now, so there is no excuse. If they don't have the money now for the new box, they're not going to have it later.
Let's take that giant step into the future and be done with it already. 
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said by hottboiinnc :And companies long before the wireless companies were given the right to use the Airwavz for public TV. Regardless if the country is not ready we're not ready. Maybe you should pony up the money and buy the boxes that people need. Or maybe AT&T should expand their "future proof" tv service their marketing and we wouldn't have this problem since they're claiming their the ONLY TV service that won't be affected by the change. Sorry, but there were enough people in North Carolina that ignored all warnings because they were "too busy" to do anything about it.
Some people don't want the change. Should we hold it up until these people say it is o.k.?
Sometimes the ONLY way to force the issue is to make them face it head on. |
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hottboiinnc
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And companies long before the wireless companies were given the right to use the Airwavz for public TV.
Regardless if the country is not ready we're not ready. Maybe you should pony up the money and buy the boxes that people need.
Or maybe AT&T should expand their "future proof" tv service their marketing and we wouldn't have this problem since they're claiming their the ONLY TV service that won't be affected by the change. |
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BF69
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said by hottboiinnc :what a reason not to like him. if he doesnt think that we're ready to go DTV then we're not ready. Listen dude we are 35 days away from the transition. Too late to delay. Besides only procrstinators aren't ready. stations have spend BILLIONS getting ready for this transition companies spent 20 BILLION in the FCC auction last year and have a RIGHT to used that spectrum they PAID for on Feb 17th. Anyone suggesting we aren't ready is either ignorant or has an agenda. If some old fart refuses to get a converter box or a new Tv because they are against this, fuck em. |
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