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Posted by Valdivar on 10/03/09 11:45
Ron,the sad fact is: the BUD is becoming history,because of 'some" people's
attitudes.Those people are killing the BUD off by themselves!
It never seems to amaze me how easily some people lie down and die!
How has Microsoft,Dish Net,DTV among others prospered so easily -IMHO?
By taking note of the fact that a great majority of people are basically
very lazy -and technologically illiterate(I tried to explain basica ham
radio electronics to someone once -he wouldn't even try to understand it
(restors and Ohm's law-yet his wife could!)...and always want an easy way
out -even if it's technologically inferior....
so they go for MS Windows,Dishnet,DTV...etc,etc,because it seems people
always take the easy way out and they believe the FUD!
We know that probably if nothing else because of the convenince of the
mini-dish and other factors the BUD willnever make a complete comeback,but
we with a positive,enhtusiastic attitude we can sure slow it
down...encourage another to keep it,or if they're sw. to the Pizza -Dish
inflence them to not throw the baby out with the bath water and jack in
their BUD -until they've seen how terrible the Pizza Dish video is-and
sound!
that's my 2 cents!
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"Ron Purdue" <ronaldpurdue@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1145490908_51503@sp6iad.superfeed.net...
> First of all, I bought my BUD and have it installed in April, 1985. During
> that time, there were about 3,000 BUD's that were installed daily
> nationwide
> as compared to about 50 BUD's installed nationwide monthly. Do you want
> the
> BUD to become history? If so, It would be sadly let the BUD die off. If
> you
> have an 4dtv and an MPEG2 receiver, you will get trillions of free TV
> channels! So let get together and save the BUD from fizzling out.
>
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