Did you tape Genghis Kahn?

[Beirut]

Hmm, I can (kind of) relate to what you're going through. I don't have any fancy channels like Discovery or History, which I would love to have.

The problem is this; when we bought our house, the cable was one when we arrived (the most basic service, no fancy channels). And according to our friends who rented the house before us, it was on when they arrived and they never saw a bill for two years. So, we get free cable. Saves us about $30 a month.

But if I subscribe to get the fancy channels, then, obviously, we're going to have to pay for it and my sweetie doesn't see that it's worth it to blow $360 a year in free TV in order for me to see my military history stuff on the fancy channels. So I'm denied all my military history shows, documentaries and airplane shows. "Waaaahhhhhh!!!!"

* In case you're wondering if I feel guilty for "stealing" cable, the answer is an unequivocal NO! I'd feel guiltier slapping a politician.

[PanzerJaeger]

Its worth the money for the History International channel Beirut, thats where you find the real interesting stuff.. or does canada have its own history channel?

[Beirut]

Its worth the money for the History International channel Beirut, thats where you find the real interesting stuff.. or does canada have its own history channel?

I think we get the same one but we have more Canadian content in ours. Which is fine with me.

I miss my Wings and Planes of Fame episodes.

[English assassin]

* In case you're wondering if I feel guilty for "stealing" cable, the answer is an unequivocal NO! I'd feel guiltier slapping a politician.

LOL. Rupert Murdoch could be down to his last four billion thanks to you.

If your history channels are anything like ours you aren't missing much. Three hours a night of documentaries on obscure weapons/units of WWII is about 2 hours 45 minutes more than anyone needs IMHO. ("Coming up after "The Very Pistol-a retrospective", an exciting history of the 4/23rd Catering Regiment, "Sausages at war"...")