You got to play with BB Guns ! ! ! I had to walk up hill in the snow to school.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
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You got to play with BB Guns ! ! ! I had to walk up hill in the snow to school.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
I bet it was up hill on the way home too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Well my head was in the clouds.Quote:
Originally Posted by ben4372
Lawn darts were more fun when fire was involved...
Flaming lawn darts? I'm intrigued!Quote:
Originally Posted by TFOGGER
We have a samsung smart tv in the living room and a Roku setup in our bedroom. The Roku works just fine but we use it to stream Netflix and Hulu. We don't have cable otherwise.
I think i will get a roku and try it in the living room, my son can use his xbox or ps3 and i will put the wii in my younger daughters room for her cartoons and try it out. Thanks guys
I just ordered a Roku 3 and 4, then I come here and see this thread. doh.
I checked with a friend who is in the know on things, he suggested the Roku devices. He said they were more "open" to other services than amazon would be, otherwise, all should be ok devices.
I'm kicking around the idea of streaming all of my shows as well. I just need to make sure my wife will be able to see all of her shows.
Out household went with Tablo to record free Over-The-Air television, which includes the 4 major stations - ABC, CBS, NBC and Fox - along with a number of others. We also have Amazon Fire TV with Amazon Prime - AND - for those rare occasions (VERY rare) when we can't find something on those options, we also have a VUDU account for recent movie rentals. My TV bills went from roughly $100 per month to $100 per year and we have more than enough entertainment. The ONLY time we were unhappy was when Grand Slam tennis (Wimbledon and US Open) was on ESPN and I could not find any streaming options to carry ESPN. I suspect that will change in the near future, but for now, if you are a die-hard ESPN fanatic, the only option is to remain with cable or satellite.
FWIW