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JakCrow

join:2001-12-06
Palo Alto, CA

Re: Terrible conclusions

How are you supposed to be surfing with these slow-assed cable boxes that sometimes even miss changing the channel, and which a Comcast employee said herself to me once that the tuner box "isn't meant for channel surfing"?

Why do people "channel surf"? Cuz there's 30 channels of crap in between the shows they like! That's why!
permalink · 2004-11-19 16:52:29 · Reply to this
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