>> ^gorillaman:

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Fixed and thanks.

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>> ^spoco2:

Wow, Ford sent out their best to handle Conan, she did really well.
And he was piss funny also.
Doesn't make me want to buy a Taurus though.
It made me want Susie. ~

>> ^Yogi:

I miss him sooo much.


TBS!

Good skit. I wonder if Ford liked this.

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>> ^geo321:

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No replacement.

>> ^geo321:

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And no replacement.

I don't know if this does what I'm about to say, but here's what I think something like this should do:

Imagine you like a certain webseries, or the videos of a certain youtube user.
You add him, or his feed, or website, whatever, to your favorites, and the machine automatically goes and streams any new videos for you to watch, and keeps them on buffer.

So, let's say you come home, and instead of having to search for stuff to watch, the machine automatically gives you new videos you know you will enjoy, and without the need for streaming in that particular moment, because let's face it, sometimes youtube, and other sites can have a very slow speed at certain points in the day.

Something along this line is much more what I would think is the future of TV.
This, and content creators providing content directly to the consumer, instead of having to go through a tv channel. Let's say you paid an extra on your internet connection, that would substitute the cost of a monthly cable bill, and would give the money directly to the ones who deserve it. The ones who made it.
I don't know... maybe i'm being naive, but that's what I would like tv/internet to be like.

Edit: Or... instead of paying a fixed extra every month, you pay for content, much like pay per view, only much cheaper because it goes directly to the content provider. For example, I like the new Conan O'brien show. I could pay let's say 1 dollar per month, to have the show available every day, and instead of NBC paying for it, it would go directly to the show's producers/creators. Of course the price would vary accordingly to the cost of production. You couldn't expect to pay 10 cents per month to watch a show like Lost, which has a lot of actors, and good production values. But maybe 10cents would be very acceptable for a smaller, cheaper show you still enjoy.

>> ^tedbater:

>> ^Unsung_Hero:
.....am I missing something or were we promised "Coco's top 5 Youtube Videos" and nothing happened?!

Sorry about that...updated the description.


Sweet! Thanks

>> ^Unsung_Hero:

.....am I missing something or were we promised "Coco's top 5 Youtube Videos" and nothing happened?!


Sorry about that...updated the description.

>> ^Sketch:

I guess I was thinking that if you were watching this 50 minute video at work then maybe you should be paying more attention to your damn work! Good catch.


Agreed.
But I guess the NSFW tag is more of a general content warning, so parents can avoid these videos in front of their kids, and stuff like that.

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