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Nintendo Switch
I don't know why, but watching TV (free to air/cable/satellite channels) just doesn't turn it on for me anymore. 
Do You Watch Free To Air/cable/satellite Tv?
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Chip
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Just for clarification, what should someone vote if they watch television shows that originally aired on broadcast/cable/satellite but acquires them by other means?
Squidge
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That sounds like me as wellChip said:
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Nintendo
Nintendo Switch
I'm not sure whether you noticed that there was an option called, "Other". andora1: andora2:
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Sphinxter
Says What?
Other, for those who gather the family in the parlor and put on plays instead.
Nintendo
Nintendo Switch
The only bit of reading I do happens to be on these boards.
Reading about Pandora and whatnot.andora1: andora2:
Reading about Pandora and whatnot.
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nickspoon
vultum stultum habes
You're missing out.SONY said:The only bit of reading I do happens to be on these boards.
Reading about Pandora and whatnot.
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dwarf shortage
I now find myself Reading more often, and watching less TV. (really getting into some Mongolian history [and no, I havnt seen the film])
[and no, I havnt seen the film])
trooper
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What is T.V ?.
Trooper
Trooper
Squidge
Certified Guru
I think they are those rectangular boxes people have in there living rooms that emit what can only be described as incorrectly completed jigsaw puzzles in random colors. The only decent TV was when it was all analogue.trooper said:
Don't have one myself, as I find there being very little to watch, and what there is, pauses every 10 minutes for 5 minutes of adverts.
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trooper
Trooper`s watching you !!!
Squidge said:I think they are those rectangular boxes people have in there living rooms that emit what can only be described as incorrectly completed jigsaw puzzles in random colors. The only decent TV was when it was all analogue.trooper said:
Don't have one myself, as I find there being very little to watch, and what there is, pauses every 10 minutes for 5 minutes of adverts.
Very enlightening
As for HD :blink: , Anyone for high quality drivel ?. :rolleyes:
Trooper
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Goity
VIP Sleaze
Squidge said:I think they are those rectangular boxes people have in there living rooms that emit what can only be described as incorrectly completed jigsaw puzzles in random colors. The only decent TV was when it was all analogue.trooper said:
Don't have one myself, as I find there being very little to watch, and what there is, pauses every 10 minutes for 5 minutes of adverts.
Then watch the beeb you hussy
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trooper
Trooper`s watching you !!!
Goity said:Squidge said:I think they are those rectangular boxes people have in there living rooms that emit what can only be described as incorrectly completed jigsaw puzzles in random colors. The only decent TV was when it was all analogue.trooper said:
Don't have one myself, as I find there being very little to watch, and what there is, pauses every 10 minutes for 5 minutes of adverts.
Then watch the beeb you hussy
Without a T.V licence ?.
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Squidge
Certified Guru
What annoys me is that they assume everyone has a TV, so everyone should have a TV license. So when you don't have a TV (and thus no license) they seem to find it amusing to constantly knock on your door every few months saying that according to there records, the premises doesn't have a TV license. The statement "I don't have a license because I don't have a TV" they completely ignore unless you invite them in to prove the fact.
I wonder when the government will decide that there are now enough PC's in homes that they'll decide that you need a PC license? I know they were thinking about it in 2005.
I wonder when the government will decide that there are now enough PC's in homes that they'll decide that you need a PC license? I know they were thinking about it in 2005.
andyB911
Member
With the advent of iplayer, it can't be long before it becomes a TV / internet license.Squidge said:
PS I've never heard of anyone actually having the license people knock on the door. As a student and even when first moved to London in a shared house we never 'quite' got around to getting one - oddly replying back that we didn't have a tv seemed to do the trick, which given the number of houses genuinely without a tv, should have alerted them to come and find us... too lazy I guess.
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Squidge
Certified Guru
Maybe they are just more "active" in the West Midlands. I know my brother got the same knock on the door (and he had a TV + license) and after seeing the TV through the front window, they accused him of watching TV without a license, which was illegal blah blah. When he proved otherwise they left him alone - no apologies or anything, just turned around and went.
It would be typical however for the BBC to go "We broadcast on the Internet now too, so you need a license to receive Internet traffic, as it's possible you might be watching some of our broadcast programs."
It would be typical however for the BBC to go "We broadcast on the Internet now too, so you need a license to receive Internet traffic, as it's possible you might be watching some of our broadcast programs."
Goity
VIP Sleaze
It's because the fuckers get paid a commission on all the people they catch. It's ridiculous; you're allowed to own a television anyway for games console/dvd purposes, as long as it's not receiving broadcasts, and you're allowed to turn them away to get them off of your property too.
White Demon
Sandy Wich's Boy
Hang on, are you all saying you need a licence to watch TV in England?
What a weird country.
What a weird country.
TaG
Fau-fau-faulty software.
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