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Fella, not only did you prove with your comments that you don't read, but you also haphazardly - and dumbfoundingly - just described what a monopoly is - what amount of money will you pay until you won't take it no more.pjhawks said:
At what price would you no longer have cable tv? $200, $300, $400, $500 a month?
There was a day in history where transportation was seen as luxury, along with lights in your house. Fucking mope....when nearly every piece of business, commerce and economy is based on what happens over the internet - yes, it's a utility. This isn't fucking 1995 anymore and you just pulled Prodigy out of its CD case to boot up to your computer.
Mmmmmmmmmope.Post edited by Jearlpam0925 on0 -
he also said his "choice" was to either have cable or not to have cable.....hahahaJearlpam0925 said:
Fella, not only did you prove with your comments that you don't read, but you also haphazardly - and dumbfoundingly - just described what a monopoly is - what amount of money will you pay until you won't take it no more.pjhawks said:
At what price would you no longer have cable tv? $200, $300, $400, $500 a month?
There was a day in history where transportation was seen as luxury, along with lights in your house. Fucking mope....when nearly every piece of business, commerce and economy is based on what happens over the internet - yes, it's a utility. This is fucking 1995 anymore and you just pulled Prodigy out of its CD case to boot up to your computer.
Mmmmmmmmmope.
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Jearlpam0925 said:
Fella, not only did you prove with your comments that you don't read, but you also haphazardly - and dumbfoundingly - just described what a monopoly is - what amount of money will you pay until you won't take it no more.pjhawks said:
At what price would you no longer have cable tv? $200, $300, $400, $500 a month?
There was a day in history where transportation was seen as luxury, along with lights in your house. Fucking mope....when nearly every piece of business, commerce and economy is based on what happens over the internet - yes, it's a utility. This is fucking 1995 anymore and you just pulled Prodigy out of its CD case to boot up to your computer.
Mmmmmmmmmope.
it's 1995 again and you are sucking at your mommas teet and getting a trophy for striking out 700 straight times in little league.
i guess i didn't get the memo when it's required to have cable tv and internet service in every home in america. your fucking generation thinks everything should be given to you. go occupy wall street because some company wants to charge you money for a service they provide.0 -
jeezus h fucking Christ you aren't disputing this one are you? why do i NEED cable tv? come on explain this one to my why i NEED it. i gotta hear this one....The Juggler said:
he also said his "choice" was to either have cable or not to have cable.....hahahaJearlpam0925 said:
Fella, not only did you prove with your comments that you don't read, but you also haphazardly - and dumbfoundingly - just described what a monopoly is - what amount of money will you pay until you won't take it no more.pjhawks said:
At what price would you no longer have cable tv? $200, $300, $400, $500 a month?
There was a day in history where transportation was seen as luxury, along with lights in your house. Fucking mope....when nearly every piece of business, commerce and economy is based on what happens over the internet - yes, it's a utility. This is fucking 1995 anymore and you just pulled Prodigy out of its CD case to boot up to your computer.
Mmmmmmmmmope.
ill wait...
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I was with you for a while but damn dude. This is pretty nonsensical and doesn't make much sense. No one is asking for free cable. I have a whole hell of a lot less of a problem with this merger than most. I have a whole hell of a lot less of a problem with this merger than I do with the AA/US Airways merger. I don't see this limiting any options or driving up price because there is little to no current competition between the two companies currently. With US Airways and AA, I do. It's not about a company charging money for a service, no one is asking for anything for free. They are asking for a competitive market. It wasn't a competitive market before and I don't think this makes it much less competitivepjhawks said:Jearlpam0925 said:
Fella, not only did you prove with your comments that you don't read, but you also haphazardly - and dumbfoundingly - just described what a monopoly is - what amount of money will you pay until you won't take it no more.pjhawks said:
At what price would you no longer have cable tv? $200, $300, $400, $500 a month?
There was a day in history where transportation was seen as luxury, along with lights in your house. Fucking mope....when nearly every piece of business, commerce and economy is based on what happens over the internet - yes, it's a utility. This is fucking 1995 anymore and you just pulled Prodigy out of its CD case to boot up to your computer.
Mmmmmmmmmope.
it's 1995 again and you are sucking at your mommas teet and getting a trophy for striking out 700 straight times in little league.
i guess i didn't get the memo when it's required to have cable tv and internet service in every home in america. your fucking generation thinks everything should be given to you. go occupy wall street because some company wants to charge you money for a service they provide.
Ryan Howard got that same trophy
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wow...i don't think you even understand what we are talking about here.pjhawks said:
jeezus h fucking Christ you aren't disputing this one are you? why do i NEED cable tv? come on explain this one to my why i NEED it. i gotta hear this one....The Juggler said:
he also said his "choice" was to either have cable or not to have cable.....hahahaJearlpam0925 said:
Fella, not only did you prove with your comments that you don't read, but you also haphazardly - and dumbfoundingly - just described what a monopoly is - what amount of money will you pay until you won't take it no more.pjhawks said:
At what price would you no longer have cable tv? $200, $300, $400, $500 a month?
There was a day in history where transportation was seen as luxury, along with lights in your house. Fucking mope....when nearly every piece of business, commerce and economy is based on what happens over the internet - yes, it's a utility. This is fucking 1995 anymore and you just pulled Prodigy out of its CD case to boot up to your computer.
Mmmmmmmmmope.
ill wait...
anyone ever see the movie Idiocracy? good lord...www.myspace.com0 -
Yeah, this may take the cake. I was cool with his first couple comments on the topic but good god.The Juggler said:
wow...i don't think you even understand what we are talking about here.pjhawks said:
jeezus h fucking Christ you aren't disputing this one are you? why do i NEED cable tv? come on explain this one to my why i NEED it. i gotta hear this one....The Juggler said:
he also said his "choice" was to either have cable or not to have cable.....hahahaJearlpam0925 said:
Fella, not only did you prove with your comments that you don't read, but you also haphazardly - and dumbfoundingly - just described what a monopoly is - what amount of money will you pay until you won't take it no more.pjhawks said:
At what price would you no longer have cable tv? $200, $300, $400, $500 a month?
There was a day in history where transportation was seen as luxury, along with lights in your house. Fucking mope....when nearly every piece of business, commerce and economy is based on what happens over the internet - yes, it's a utility. This is fucking 1995 anymore and you just pulled Prodigy out of its CD case to boot up to your computer.
Mmmmmmmmmope.
ill wait...
anyone ever see the movie Idiocracy? good lord...
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You are so completely clueless it's beyond humorous. I even like the weakly drawn metaphors that I have no idea what they have to do with anything. This is a generational issue? Where do the voices in your head come from? Wha?
I guess Susan Crawford was born between 1980 and 199???, too....I'm just guessing here...0 -
Oh, and we'll just gloss over the part where you proved my point of monopoly with your "At what price would you no longer have cable tv? $200, $300, $400, $500 a month?" At least you're smart.0
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Um, Dom's looking good!
Alright, alright, alright!
Tom O.
"I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, does anyone?"
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ryan howard also EARNED a rookie of the year, MVP, NL Playoff MVP and a World Series trophy. pretty good for the worse player ever if i say so myself.Cliffy6745 said:
I was with you for a while but damn dude. This is pretty nonsensical and doesn't make much sense. No one is asking for free cable. I have a whole hell of a lot less of a problem with this merger than most. I have a whole hell of a lot less of a problem with this merger than I do with the AA/US Airways merger. I don't see this limiting any options or driving up price because there is little to no current competition between the two companies currently. With US Airways and AA, I do. It's not about a company charging money for a service, no one is asking for anything for free. They are asking for a competitive market. It wasn't a competitive market before and I don't think this makes it much less competitivepjhawks said:Jearlpam0925 said:
Fella, not only did you prove with your comments that you don't read, but you also haphazardly - and dumbfoundingly - just described what a monopoly is - what amount of money will you pay until you won't take it no more.pjhawks said:
At what price would you no longer have cable tv? $200, $300, $400, $500 a month?
There was a day in history where transportation was seen as luxury, along with lights in your house. Fucking mope....when nearly every piece of business, commerce and economy is based on what happens over the internet - yes, it's a utility. This is fucking 1995 anymore and you just pulled Prodigy out of its CD case to boot up to your computer.
Mmmmmmmmmope.
it's 1995 again and you are sucking at your mommas teet and getting a trophy for striking out 700 straight times in little league.
i guess i didn't get the memo when it's required to have cable tv and internet service in every home in america. your fucking generation thinks everything should be given to you. go occupy wall street because some company wants to charge you money for a service they provide.
Ryan Howard got that same trophy
these guys are arguing that I'm being forced to pay $200 a month for cable tv, internet and phone. all i was saying was disputing that I'm forced to pay that. I'm not forced to pay anything. not a hard concept to follow guys.
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Mitt....check
Bats....check
Batting gloves....check
Sunglasses....check
Breitling....check
Necessities for baseball, you know.
This was in response to a picture that was just here. What you doing JK?
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pjhawks said:
ryan howard also EARNED a rookie of the year, MVP, NL Playoff MVP and a World Series trophy. pretty good for the worse player ever if i say so myself.Cliffy6745 said:
I was with you for a while but damn dude. This is pretty nonsensical and doesn't make much sense. No one is asking for free cable. I have a whole hell of a lot less of a problem with this merger than most. I have a whole hell of a lot less of a problem with this merger than I do with the AA/US Airways merger. I don't see this limiting any options or driving up price because there is little to no current competition between the two companies currently. With US Airways and AA, I do. It's not about a company charging money for a service, no one is asking for anything for free. They are asking for a competitive market. It wasn't a competitive market before and I don't think this makes it much less competitivepjhawks said:Jearlpam0925 said:
Fella, not only did you prove with your comments that you don't read, but you also haphazardly - and dumbfoundingly - just described what a monopoly is - what amount of money will you pay until you won't take it no more.pjhawks said:
At what price would you no longer have cable tv? $200, $300, $400, $500 a month?
There was a day in history where transportation was seen as luxury, along with lights in your house. Fucking mope....when nearly every piece of business, commerce and economy is based on what happens over the internet - yes, it's a utility. This is fucking 1995 anymore and you just pulled Prodigy out of its CD case to boot up to your computer.
Mmmmmmmmmope.
it's 1995 again and you are sucking at your mommas teet and getting a trophy for striking out 700 straight times in little league.
i guess i didn't get the memo when it's required to have cable tv and internet service in every home in america. your fucking generation thinks everything should be given to you. go occupy wall street because some company wants to charge you money for a service they provide.
Ryan Howard got that same trophy
these guys are arguing that I'm being forced to pay $200 a month for cable tv, internet and phone. all i was saying was disputing that I'm forced to pay that. I'm not forced to pay anything. not a hard concept to follow guys.
That is not what they are arguing at all.
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The Juggler said:
wow...i don't think you even understand what we are talking about here.pjhawks said:
jeezus h fucking Christ you aren't disputing this one are you? why do i NEED cable tv? come on explain this one to my why i NEED it. i gotta hear this one....The Juggler said:
he also said his "choice" was to either have cable or not to have cable.....hahahaJearlpam0925 said:
Fella, not only did you prove with your comments that you don't read, but you also haphazardly - and dumbfoundingly - just described what a monopoly is - what amount of money will you pay until you won't take it no more.pjhawks said:
At what price would you no longer have cable tv? $200, $300, $400, $500 a month?
There was a day in history where transportation was seen as luxury, along with lights in your house. Fucking mope....when nearly every piece of business, commerce and economy is based on what happens over the internet - yes, it's a utility. This is fucking 1995 anymore and you just pulled Prodigy out of its CD case to boot up to your computer.
Mmmmmmmmmope.
ill wait...
anyone ever see the movie Idiocracy? good lord...
i guess my question was too tough for you to answer
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In regard to?Cliffy6745 said:Mitt....check
Bats....check
Batting gloves....check
Sunglasses....check
Breitling....check
Necessities for baseball, you know.
This was in response to a picture that was just here. What you doing JK?Alright, alright, alright!
Tom O.
"I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, does anyone?"
-The Writer0 -
Dom Brown picture....am I going insane?JK_Livin said:
In regard to?Cliffy6745 said:Mitt....check
Bats....check
Batting gloves....check
Sunglasses....check
Breitling....check
Necessities for baseball, you know.
This was in response to a picture that was just here. What you doing JK?
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I see it as the last post on the previous pageAlright, alright, alright!
Tom O.
"I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve. Jesus, does anyone?"
-The Writer0 -
HA. I thought it was gone. I can't get used to this new format. Never notice when the pages changeJK_Livin said:I see it as the last post on the previous page
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He's a little slow....Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:
ryan howard also EARNED a rookie of the year, MVP, NL Playoff MVP and a World Series trophy. pretty good for the worse player ever if i say so myself.Cliffy6745 said:
I was with you for a while but damn dude. This is pretty nonsensical and doesn't make much sense. No one is asking for free cable. I have a whole hell of a lot less of a problem with this merger than most. I have a whole hell of a lot less of a problem with this merger than I do with the AA/US Airways merger. I don't see this limiting any options or driving up price because there is little to no current competition between the two companies currently. With US Airways and AA, I do. It's not about a company charging money for a service, no one is asking for anything for free. They are asking for a competitive market. It wasn't a competitive market before and I don't think this makes it much less competitivepjhawks said:Jearlpam0925 said:
Fella, not only did you prove with your comments that you don't read, but you also haphazardly - and dumbfoundingly - just described what a monopoly is - what amount of money will you pay until you won't take it no more.pjhawks said:
At what price would you no longer have cable tv? $200, $300, $400, $500 a month?
There was a day in history where transportation was seen as luxury, along with lights in your house. Fucking mope....when nearly every piece of business, commerce and economy is based on what happens over the internet - yes, it's a utility. This is fucking 1995 anymore and you just pulled Prodigy out of its CD case to boot up to your computer.
Mmmmmmmmmope.
it's 1995 again and you are sucking at your mommas teet and getting a trophy for striking out 700 straight times in little league.
i guess i didn't get the memo when it's required to have cable tv and internet service in every home in america. your fucking generation thinks everything should be given to you. go occupy wall street because some company wants to charge you money for a service they provide.
Ryan Howard got that same trophy
these guys are arguing that I'm being forced to pay $200 a month for cable tv, internet and phone. all i was saying was disputing that I'm forced to pay that. I'm not forced to pay anything. not a hard concept to follow guys.
That is not what they are arguing at all.
Anyway, Cliff, you don't see how this will have an effect on what you pay? I would argue this will end up in higher prices than to airfare (relatively) far more sooner, but its the same exact issue.0 -
haha quick enough to beat your ass if need be.Jearlpam0925 said:
He's a little slow....Cliffy6745 said:pjhawks said:
ryan howard also EARNED a rookie of the year, MVP, NL Playoff MVP and a World Series trophy. pretty good for the worse player ever if i say so myself.Cliffy6745 said:
I was with you for a while but damn dude. This is pretty nonsensical and doesn't make much sense. No one is asking for free cable. I have a whole hell of a lot less of a problem with this merger than most. I have a whole hell of a lot less of a problem with this merger than I do with the AA/US Airways merger. I don't see this limiting any options or driving up price because there is little to no current competition between the two companies currently. With US Airways and AA, I do. It's not about a company charging money for a service, no one is asking for anything for free. They are asking for a competitive market. It wasn't a competitive market before and I don't think this makes it much less competitivepjhawks said:Jearlpam0925 said:
Fella, not only did you prove with your comments that you don't read, but you also haphazardly - and dumbfoundingly - just described what a monopoly is - what amount of money will you pay until you won't take it no more.pjhawks said:
At what price would you no longer have cable tv? $200, $300, $400, $500 a month?
There was a day in history where transportation was seen as luxury, along with lights in your house. Fucking mope....when nearly every piece of business, commerce and economy is based on what happens over the internet - yes, it's a utility. This is fucking 1995 anymore and you just pulled Prodigy out of its CD case to boot up to your computer.
Mmmmmmmmmope.
it's 1995 again and you are sucking at your mommas teet and getting a trophy for striking out 700 straight times in little league.
i guess i didn't get the memo when it's required to have cable tv and internet service in every home in america. your fucking generation thinks everything should be given to you. go occupy wall street because some company wants to charge you money for a service they provide.
Ryan Howard got that same trophy
these guys are arguing that I'm being forced to pay $200 a month for cable tv, internet and phone. all i was saying was disputing that I'm forced to pay that. I'm not forced to pay anything. not a hard concept to follow guys.
That is not what they are arguing at all.
Anyway, Cliff, you don't see how this will have an effect on what you pay? I would argue this will end up in higher prices than to airfare (relatively) far more sooner, but its the same exact issue.
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