roachxp said:27 more hours of "Fiddler on the Roof" :shocked
I'm watching it now with my reluctant, younger daughter...sounding good on the 5.1 surround ....Musicals are cool
roachxp said:27 more hours of "Fiddler on the Roof" :shocked
richard_rd said:Here is what i think is going to happen:
Voom will officially close on May 1 2005 at 03:00 AM EDT and will cease transmiiting all channels except the VOOM 21 which will still be broadcast over the Rainbow 1 bird untill the Sat deal with E is official (sale of rainbow 1 blessed by FCC), and hopefully at that time the deal with E to carry the Voom 21 will be inked!!!
I also think during this timeframe they will change the marketing name from "Voom 21" to something generic like "HighDef 21" untill the Official relaunch name is selected and I think the current Voom receivers wil be able to continue to receive those 21 channels free of charge untill the relaunch is official.
Wishful thinking isn't it!!!!!!!!
justalurker said:Dear Mods ...
Please clean this thread.
Thanks!
JL
bryan27 said:How about cleaning up the sailor language too. A grammar lesson wouldn't hurt either.
TC_Lauderdale said:This is killing me. My wife plans a cruise for this weekend 5 months ago for our anniversary and I will be unable to see the last few moments of Voom
Please somebody record the last few moments for me. Hey, I wonder if Royal Carribean will permit me to bring my Voom dish, receiver and TV on board?
My wife absolutely LOVES Voom, and we are very compatible, so it's hard to say.Indy said:Is a divorce out of the question?
You think Chuck is saying something???? "If I were a rich man....."roachxp said:27 more hours of "Fiddler on the Roof" :shocked
You could always go overboard before the ship clears the harbor. Your wife will probably not miss you until she is through shopping and looking around on board for hours.TC_Lauderdale said:My wife absolutely LOVES Voom, and we are very compatible, so it's hard to say.
gutter said:I want more broads on Satguys.
Hey why not? Don't you remember the Rogers and Hammerstein family musical. "South Pactific" ...."Where a broad.... should be broad" (Honeybun sung by Mary Martin on Broadway and Mitzy Gaynor in the Movie) Kind of tame language in 2005 compared to 1952.SactoCal said:Gee, looking for "broads" in an online forum, bet you are a real ladies man JK, had to say it tho
gutter said:Hey why not? Don't you remember the Rogers and Hammerstein family musical. "South Pactific" ...."Where a broad.... should be broad" (Honeybun sung by Mary Martin on Broadway and Mitzy Gaynor in the Movie) Kind of tame language in 2005 compared to 1952.