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Common Sense Party

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3. Worthwhile in more ways than one.

Reply to cantbeserious (Reply #2)

Wed Jan 15, 2014, 01:44 AM

Jan 2014

More money. More time. Less garbage consumed.

We're not TV-free. We have an antenna on the roof, and sometimes we even get signals for some stations. But we don't watch a whole lot of it.

Mostly we use the TV for watching DVDs or selections on Netflix.

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Would You Give Up Cable TV to Retire Early? [View all] Common Sense Party Jan 2014 OP

Another 'just stop your starbucks habit' type article. It is true in some ways, but really kelly1mm Jan 2014 #1

TV Free Since 2000 - Deprogramming Is Difficult - It Is Worthwhile cantbeserious Jan 2014 #2

Worthwhile in more ways than one. Common Sense Party Jan 2014 #3

Sort of TV free here. SheilaT Jan 2014 #4

My cousin is going to retire a year early mackerel May 2014 #5

No cerveza_gratis Jul 2014 #6