December 21, 200817 yr Titans stomping on a terrible towel:flame::flame::flame::banana::banana::banana::dancingpa:dancingpa:dancingpa
December 21, 200817 yr There is something called the NFL ticket. It doesn't do you any good when you live in a townhouse complex that doesn't allow satellite dishes.
December 21, 200817 yr It doesn't do you any good when you live in a townhouse complex that doesn't allow satellite dishes. Then once again, move. Or just go to a bar.
December 21, 200817 yr Author No, I am not going to move... I did not get NFL ticket this year because I moved after selling my house, but I will have it next year. :thumb: The one thing I like about Cincinnati, is that the Steelers get 2 easy games every year.
December 21, 200817 yr Author You missed a great game... If I had to miss one, I am glad it was this one...
December 22, 200817 yr Then once again, move. Or just go to a bar. Moving isn't an option for me just to get a dish. Also, I live in a dry county that only serves alcohol in some restaurants--but not on Sunday. For that reason none of them carry the NFL Ticket. It would be better if the NFL rules were changed to prevent us from being forced to watch a steaming pile of refuse like the the Bengals/Browns when there was a game for the #1 seed in the AFC on or make the NFL Ticket available to everyone that wants to buy it whether cable or dish.
December 22, 200817 yr Moving isn't an option for me just to get a dish. Also, I live in a dry county that only serves alcohol in some restaurants--but not on Sunday. For that reason none of them carry the NFL Ticket. It would be better if the NFL rules were changed to prevent us from being forced to watch a steaming pile of refuse like the the Bengals/Browns when there was a game for the #1 seed in the AFC on or make the NFL Ticket available to everyone that wants to buy it whether cable or dish. I would have much rather watched the Bengals / Browns game than the Steelers / Titans game.
December 22, 200817 yr Yeah, it's kind of frustrating following pro sports in Cincinnati from September to January, but sheer joy from April to September . . . .
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