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  1. 1. can you live without cable/satellite tv?

    • life is not worth living without cable
      18
    • I don't want to but I have to
      6
    • yes
      37
    • I don't watch tv
      9
  2. 2. can you live without dvr

    • life is not worth living without dvr
      11
    • it's hard but I do it
      8
    • yes
      33
    • what's dvr?
      11
    • I don't watch tv
      7


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Here, there's no way I can do without cable because it's where all the live sports are at. In the States, the free TV airs just about all the Rams/Cardinals games in my area, so I could quite happily live wihout it there.

Like everyone else though, internet is a must.

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Filed: Citizen (apr) Country: Australia
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This was inspired by this

Review: Life Without Satellite TV Not Worth Savings

PHILADELPHIA — It's Day One of a weeklong experiment to see if I could live without satellite TV.

That means I have to wait a day before I can watch the season ender of "Heroes" to learn whether Hiro Nakamura, trapped in time 16 years ago, can escape to the present and destroy a formula that, in the wrong hands, would plunge the world into chaos.

The show will start to be available online a day after its Monday evening broadcast on NBC.

Bummer.

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we don't have cable but we still get the basic channels...

we watch a lot of DVDs....

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I think I would go crazy. You're a very brave person :P

"Crazy" is a state of mind. :bonk:

I am of the "no TV" clan.

Like everything, it's an adjustment.

Your mind (and psyche) will thank you for it.

Ha!

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Do them with enthusiasm!!

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