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LSU per his instagram account.

edit: couldn't link directly to it but saved a screenshot here LINK

Gotcha. Still a good deal for the 12 months from what I could tell

Just wanted to pass along for those interested cdkeys has a 12 month deal for 29.99. It actually gave me both a 12 and 3 month (15 total) redemption when I redeemed the code just now.

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Ensure he is home. Point every speaker you have towards him against the wall with volume near max. Hook them up to a device playing Madonna's Like A Virgin.... on repeat. Then leave. Run errands. Take a few hours, your time really.

Maybe he'll get the point. 1 for 1 using this method.

Mchias, that is very helpful info. Still a bit perplexed the TV will grab a few channels w/o anything plugged in. None the less, it seems the best option in my situation would be to run the basic cable coax vs antenna rig if going with a permanent outdoor installation.

Jammin, never knew the trick with the antenna into the coax w/o cable service. That would have come in handy when I first moved to this location and had Internet only. With the Internet channels/services and smart TVs (or TV stick streaming services), I may soon cut even the basic cable service soon as I really don't watch anything other than news, weather, sports. Watchespn just needs to offer a non-cable provider subscription :)

Again, really appreciate all the responses.

Jammin, so to clarify, simply plugging in a cable that is not connected to an antenna or cable provider worked to get you a few OTA channels?

I was wondering if basic cable (no box) subscription would serve the same purpose (I.e, no antenna, but the cable amplifies the tuner in TV allowing it to pick up OTA channels).

I am trying to understand whether or not antennas are absolutely necessary to pick up free over-the-air channels on TVs purchased in the last 5 years. I understand all TVs are now built in with digital tuners able to pick up OTA channels. I have an older 42" Vizio that's about 5 years old which actually picks up digital channels without an antenna attached... Which I thought was strange. I recently purchased a small smart TV thinking the tuner built inside (which it does have) may be able to do the same, but I of course need to attach the antenna on it to receive OTA channels on it. After quite a bit of searching, I can't really find a good explanation why the Vizio can pick up OTA channels without the antenna. Anyone able to educate me on this (antenna built in)?

For clarity, we live about 22miles from the local TV stations, so the theory of the Vizio TV without antenna catching a strong signal by proximity is probably out the window.

Dog in Duck Hunt

Pretty sure I put more buckshot in it than the ducks.

I'm playing through 9 at the moment and on the last disc... it's ok. I'm with you on 4, mostly nostalgia. Enjoyed it and the story. Regarding 7, I played it for the first time last year, so perhaps the hype and playing it years after release had something to do with it not being my favorite. I think I'd rank the ones I've played something like this: 4, 10, 7, and 9. I might have one more in me, any recommendations on which should be next up in the queue?

I did see some of the apps are still available for ps4, including amazon prime and others... And oddly, a lot of excitement surrounding Indian flicks app on here I believe. Maybe if the Indians are that good, I'll spend the 400 down the road.