No kidding! When I cut the cord I went to a home built antenna that can get anywhere from 10 - 40 channels, depending on reception. If I don't find what I want, I shut the damn thing off. Radio is a great invention, especially for sports and various forms of music. It makes you use your imagination, allows you the freedom to actually MOVE AROUND while being entertained and is free (except for the radio and electricity) I was never a TV talk show guy so I stay away from the BS on talk radio. Why does America think it needs TV? is the question I've always had.

sign me up! if you can stand to look at my old, flabby naked ass, i'm ready for a rockin' good flight! and #2, who cares? lap top, schmap top.

aside from me who can't type for shit

Is no on paying attention? http://www.solarimpulse.com/

In '68 I was entering U of I in Cham-bana and drooling over the computer labs. All of those wonderful, wonderful cards being carried around engineering campus! Cell phone? Not til I was in my 50's and more of necessity than desire. Now I can't leave home without it; just another slave to the info-age and the need to be connected to everything.

uhhhhh, i think we're doing that right now in the middle east. stay tuned, film at 10.