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1-Jun-14 22:02

I don't say I won't never have one, but I don't see any need for me at the moment (nor in near future)

M.D.V.

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2-Jun-14 4:42

2-Jun-14 4:42

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Nelek2-Jun-14 7:40

2-Jun-14 7:40

I don't have such TV, actually I don't have any TV.

M.D.V.

2-Jun-14 7:46

2-Jun-14 7:46

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Nelek2-Jun-14 7:50

2-Jun-14 7:50

Collin Jasnoch wrote:
You are a rare breed indeed then.

I got used to live without television when I studied abroad and I don't particually miss it. Besides 90% of the program is just crap.

M.D.V.

2-Jun-14 7:54

2-Jun-14 7:54

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Andreas Gieriet2-Jun-14 8:48

2-Jun-14 8:48

So am I. I had a TV but threw it out some 20 years ago - no regret Smile | :)

Why wasting a good portion of your life watching/taking other's life...? I "waste" my time with other silly activities Wink | ;-)

Cheers
Andi
PS: There are more people than you think not having a TV...

2-Jun-14 9:02

2-Jun-14 9:02

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Andreas Gieriet2-Jun-14 9:44

2-Jun-14 9:44

We seem to have made different experiences. I'm not a technology denier - I have my audio equipment etc.
And I see all the sections with huge TVs, especially now with the upcoming Soccer World Championship in Brasil (We go to public viewing here in town when I feel like to have fun in the crowd Wink | ;-)

- no need for a private session Wink | ;-)

).

But back to topic: Thinking of my social environment, it's maybe 1 out of 20 not having any TV. If this is extremly rare is your decision.

BTW: I looked up the statistics for my home country (Switzerland): it says that about 8% do not watch TV at all (zero hours a day). So, I seem not to be far off Wink | ;-)

See Haushalte und Bevölkerung - Fernsehnutzung[^] - sorry, German only, but the last chart talks for itself.

Cheers
Andi

2-Jun-14 9:51

2-Jun-14 9:51

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Andreas Gieriet2-Jun-14 10:26

2-Jun-14 10:26

Luckily, the world is diverse Smile | :)

. Not to judge that one is better than the other - everyone has to make his decision.
Energy saving is a big topic in Europe/Switzerland, so, having multiple TVs is considered inappropriate to a certain degree.
Enjoy the culture shock Smile | :)

Cheers
Andi

2-Jun-14 10:33

2-Jun-14 10:33

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Andreas Gieriet2-Jun-14 10:55

2-Jun-14 10:55

We are not wiser. We just seem to suffer more of the effects... Wink | ;-)

Nelek3-Jun-14 0:42