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  1. SeaBass
    Look mom, no timeouts!
  2. SeaBass
    Yeah baby, get those turnovers!
  3. SeaBass
    With that 27 points the Bears have tied their season high in points scored in a game.
  4. SeaBass
    "I can't believe they called a run play." - Packers defense
  5. SeaBass
    Bears have a QB and offense that can't pass, so naturally the Packers are having a difficult time containing the run.
  6. SeaBass
    I don't think you're any less susceptible to equipment issues or technical difficulties with cable than using streaming services. So again, this falls short of being a relevant point to me.
  7. SeaBass

    Pizza

    SeaBass replied to homer's topic in Off-Topic Forum

    I had good success using the conventional oven to reheat pizza. I think I did 400 degrees for like 6 - 8 minutes. That was back when I was single and getting two Domino's mediums for $12 (or whatever the deal was). I can confirm, I just reheated 4 day old Papa John's, 2 slices of pizza and 2 breadsticks in the oven. Around 7 minutes at 375 degrees on a baking sheet with aluminum foil so it doesn't make a mess. Tasted just like the day it was ordered.
  8. SeaBass
    George Hill is averaging 27+ minutes per game, I'd be more than happy to give those minutes to Wall.
  9. SeaBass
    All the tech savvy that's required is having an email address, a credit card and rudimentary knowledge of how to use the internet. It's really not an excuse (though obviously personal preference matters). Sure, if you don't have a smart tv you'd need to buy a Roku or other streaming device. That's not hard or expensive either. Plug the power brick in the wall and connect the Roku to your tv with an HDMI cable and you're done (exactly like that cable box you're probably using), rudimentary internet knowledge takes over from there. If you use more than one tv you'd need to buy a streaming device for each one, just like you need a cable box for each tv you use. Difference is buying a Roku is a one time sunk cost whereas the cable company charges you monthly in perpetuity to rent each cable box you have.
  10. SeaBass
    You might find this amusing. Or not. But I instantly thought of this when I read your post and I find it amusing.
  11. SeaBass
    Plus an additional $10/mo for unlimited program storage, whereas with YouTube TV you can add unlimited programs to your library. Otherwise DTVS only gives you 20 hours of storage. The only thing you can't do with YouTube TV is download shows to watch while offline (such as on an airplane) and sound is only in 2.1 surround, not 5.1 or 7.1. 100% I'm not claiming it's better than YTTV and the price definitely isn't but it's the only streaming option that gets you all Brewers/Bucks games. I used it for 5 months during the Brewers season, quit in early September as the Brewers could coast to the playoffs (and made things a bit tense doing so as it turned out) then I had a family password sharing option to watch YTTV for free for the playoffs. Other than live sports I have zero use for any live TV streaming service, regular television programming holds no interest for me. So I have no need for extra DVR capabilities. The Bucks 82 game schedule isn't enough to justify paying for the service so I don't bother. They have enough national games where I can still watch a fair amount of games w/o RSN access. The 162 game MLB season makes it easier to justify the expense.
  12. SeaBass
    Good plan, except you can't watch Brewers games on mlbtv, in market that is. DirectTV Stream is $20 more than YouTubeTV, it might not have as full a lineup as YouTube's but does include Bally Sports Wisconsin and local channels. It seems to have the major cable networks including MLB Network too. It doesn't have NFL Network but honestly that doesn't feel as important as it might have been really few years ago when you could only watch Thursday night games there.
  13. SeaBass
    W
  14. SeaBass
    I'd love to say this is over but I've lived this potential nightmare before.
  15. SeaBass
    Hearing this sound so often I might just make it my text alert on my phone.
  16. SeaBass
    I guess he shouldn't be a WR.
  17. SeaBass
    I'll take that...
  18. SeaBass
    Awesome love those turnovers.
  19. SeaBass
    His butt looked down to me.
  20. SeaBass
    Sure we'd like that 3 points but I think the Vikings get a TD at the end if they had needed one. But the special teams are awful for sure and Crosby is a big part of that.
  21. SeaBass
    Fortunately for the Packers, the only team the Vikings seem to be able to beat is them.
  22. SeaBass
    How not to play defense. A new how to book by the Green Bay Packers. Got best seller written all over it.
  23. SeaBass
    That It wasn't that deep.
  24. SeaBass
    Ugh
  25. SeaBass
    Nostradamus
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