Says the one who can't figure out how to reboot his etch a sketch.

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99 ML320
94 SL600
92 SL500
95 E320 Cabriolet
87 560SEC
86 300SDL Grease Car
80 380SLC Euro

13 Fiat Abarth
02 Maserati Spyder Cambiocorsa
00 BMW Z3
90 Rolls Royce Silver Spur
80 Ferrari 308 GTSI
88 Jaguar XJS12 H&E Edition
99 Land Rover Discovery

Cable TV is going to be next, now that I've got Net Flicks for eight lousy dollars a month, I'm wondering why I'm shelling out a hundred and a half to those f**ers at COMCAST. Local Digital over the air for free plus Netflicks vs 1500 a year for two hundred channels that never seem to have anything worth watching. Buh bye.

Same here, I have a media server connected to my TV with netflix and hulu, and I also have about 2TB of movies and tv shows sitting on a hard drive that I can stream. I don't bother with over the air because there is almost nothing on tv that I want to watch anyway. I still pay Comcast a bunch of money every month for some reason, about the only time I turn on the cable box is to watch F1 races; my kids watch a little tv, but they spend more time watching YouTube than tv these days. I expect cable tv (as we know it) to be gone in a few years.

Most young people will not have a land line phone either. My wife gets annoyed paying the $50 a month, but when the power goes out and all the cell phones go dead, the land line keeps working.

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1985 380SE Blue/Blue - 230,000 miles
2012 Subaru Forester 5-speed
2005 Toyota Sienna
2004 Chrysler Sebring convertible
1999 Toyota Tacoma

I have my landline because I want to be able to use a fax machine, it's over my cable line and I have the phone modem plugged into my ups so it will have power (for a while anyway). I do still have one wired phone that will actually work without power. If my power stays out long enough for all the cell phones to die, we're moving to a hotel anyway.