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[ThatOwlWoman]

It's a wireless connector that plugs in like a flash drive, in your TV. You can also buy the TV, with it installed internally. It connects it to a wireless signal. My neighbors got me one of those for Christmas.

See, it's magic. lol

 

[Mason Michaels]

It's a wireless connector that plugs in like a flash drive, in your TV. You can also buy the TV, with it installed internally. It connects it to a wireless signal. My neighbors got me one of those for Christmas.

Can you have that plugged in and use Direct TV at the same time?

 

[Jade Dragon]

Can you have that plugged in and use Direct TV at the same time?

TV's normally have more then one port for things like that.

 

[rjhenn]

That's right. Thanks. Didn't watch that one either. I thought sci-fi was pretty dumb, until Star Trek came out.

Lost in Space was based on a comic book series called Space Family Robinson.

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[rjhenn]

One streaming channel.

But you choose what to stream on your channel.

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[rjhenn]

Isn’t that the truth! I also have Hulu. It’s overwhelming but so much better than Direct TV and 100 channels of crap for a lower price.

But how much does the data cost?

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[Jade Dragon]

But how much does the data cost?

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https://www.techwalla.com/articles/hulu-data-usage

 

[Aimée]

Yes, always. Bangor, Maine. I think he grew up there and it's the setting in most of his books. I'm sure it's creepy if you know the places!! Some of his books I couldn't put down they were so enthralling.

He also spent time in the area I grew up in, too. His house is really cool! My husband grew up in Ellsworth, so he knew where he lived in Bangor. Some of the characters sound familiar, too. LOL! Especially in his older books. He's an excellent writer!

 

[Aimée]

That's cool. I always imagined it's beautiful there. He really is a great writer. I've read most of his books, including all the short stories, even the ones he wrote as Richard Bachman. The first one I read was Salem's Lot, think I was in 8th grade and it scared the crap out of me. Just about all of them are outstanding though.

Yes! That was one of the creepiest!

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

He also spent time in the area I grew up in, too. His house is really cool! My husband grew up in Ellsworth, so he knew where he lived in Bangor. Some of the characters sound familiar, too. LOL! Especially in his older books. He's an excellent writer!

"The Stand" is one of my all-time favorites.

 

[Aimée]

"The Stand" is one of my all-time favorites.

It was really good! He has an amazing talent!

 

[Aimée]

I think something double-posted from me. Sorry about that!

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

I think something double-posted from me. Sorry about that!

If the caffeine had kicked in yet, I might have noticed. lol

 

[Phantasmal]

Yes! That was one of the creepiest!

Gerald’s Game, to me, is by far his creepiest.

 

[Phantasmal]

But how much does the data cost?

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My internet costs me $60 a month, I have unlimited data.

 

[Phantasmal]

The book was awesome! And creepy. Stephen King's books really creep me out. I recognize the places he has in his books when they're set in Maine. To me, that makes it even creepier!

I bet!

 

[Phantasmal]

It's wireless magic, I think. Mr. Owl watches movies all the time on his laptop. He loves horror stuff and I do not.

Mr. Owl and I would get along. I love horror books and movies.

 

[Aimée]

If the caffeine had kicked in yet, I might have noticed. lol

LOL! There's no caffeine in me yet, either, so I am surprised that I caught it!

 

[Aimée]

Gerald’s Game, to me, is by far his creepiest.

Oooooh! I haven't read that one yet!

 

[ThatOwlWoman]

Mr. Owl and I would get along. I love horror books and movies.

We'll have to have all you girls over then. A bowl of gummies, some sangria punch, Doritos, and horror movies..... what a fun time! lol