Who else watches Game of Thrones?
perennialfan275
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Comments (62)About Fergie, I did think it was her makeup at first but after watching more, I thought her face shape looked different or something. Pia - I still think she has a wonderful voice and is beautiful but I agree she's getting boring or something. Can't put my finger on it. Paul's voice is the most unique. I missed the show last week so I missed the Casey drama. I was shocked to hear he was in the bottom but I'm glad they saved him. I agree he looks lumberjackish but I think that's what's half appealing about him. I personally don't like that look but I think quirky and different just works for some people and IMO he's one of them. Watching the show tonight, I'm glad to see he trimmed up but didn't off the beard and hair. I'm honestly surprised Haley is still there. My guess is her and Naima will go tomorrow....See MoreWho else has antenna TV (besides Moni and me)?
Comments (20)I too have OTA (Over The Air) channels. I have a roof antenna. Although, it is sitting in my living room at the moment. I really need to find someone to install it on the roof. Anyhow, in Houston, there are almost 90 OTA channels. My antenna that sits in the living room picks up around 75 of them. Half are foreign & religious channels though. What many people don't realize is that with a TV antenna, we can actually pick up true high definition picture. Whereas, cables & satellite services often compress the pictures and what you see on your TV is only what you get from these services. Regardless that you have an HDTV (high definition TV). Anytime someone comes over my home, they're surprise of how crispy clear my TV is. All it is is simply true high definition signal via OTA. Between AntennaTV, MeTV and ION channels, they keep me entertain 24/7. I'm not a big sport fan; thus, paying to watch TV just doesn't make sense to me. I had Infinity and Uverse young salesmen tried to sell me their services. They insisted that their service beat the price of all the others. I repeatedly tell them: No thanks. Then, they asked me: "What do you do for TV?". I simply point my finger up in the air and tell them I watch OTA channels. They had this puzzled look. LOL, these kids had no idea what OTA channels and a roof antenna were. After getting some lengthy explanation, they admitted that they can't beat the price of OTA channels. LOL... these kids......See MoreAnyone else watch PBS's The Crimson Field?
Comments (10)He liked to say somewhat poetically that he served on foreign soil and heard a shot fired. That about sums it up. He was in the US Navy and patrolled the Great Lakes. One night, patrolling the Canadian side of the Great Lakes, someone fell asleep on guard duty, dropped his gun, and it fired. He came away from the navy a cribbage player, and the family often gathered around the kitchen table late at night to play the game, which he reminded us was a great pastime in the navy. The Crimson Field” title refers to the poppies pictured in the title slide of the show as well as the blood of war. And the poppies refer to the poem below written during WWI by a Canadian military doctor. I remember my father reciting this poem at the dinner table from memory every year when Veteran’s Day arrived and he bought his poppy that year, which he proudly wore for the rest of the month. The GreatWar 1914-1918 In Flanders Fields by John McCrae, May 1915 In Flanders fields the poppies blow Between the crosses, row on row, That mark our place; and in the sky The larks, still bravely singing, fly Scarce heard amid the guns below. We are the Dead. Short days ago We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow, Loved and were loved, and now we lie In Flanders fields. Take up our quarrel with the foe: To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high. If ye break faith with us who die We shall not sleep, though poppies grow In Flanders fields....See MoreNo conversations side, so.....Game of Thrones spoiler.
Comments (13)Oh my gosh! Did you all see the finale? What a way to end the season. Winter is coming. We've been hearing that since the beginning of the show. Now, Khaleesi is coming...and winter is here! : ) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCMaaC1tyPg...See Moreaegis1000
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