MacN'Cheezus
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4·2 days agoThey oughta chard things out
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Good thing they don’t work on audio CD. Worst you’ll get is annoying clicks and beeps.
Depends.
If they’re actually athletic, it’s ragebaiting. If they’re clearly out of shape, it’s insulting.
Confessing your problems to a self-proclaimed mentally unstable redhead seems like a good way to make them worse.
Beg your pardon. Bo’oh o’ wa’ah
Whoah, slow down, that actually takes some balls to pull off.
Thanks for noticing me, Senpai.
It wasn’t me, I swear.
Pretty sure not owning ANY broadcast receiving devices is the only way to get around it, but that’s extremely difficult to accomplish. Keep in mind radio counts as well (though you can be eligible for a reduced rate if you only have radio access and no TV), including the one in your car, your stereo, or your alarm clock. Owning a TV with no antenna hooked up does not count either, since it’s trivial to do so, and you could just be hiding an antenna in your attic or your basement.
Basically, the only way to legally skirt the fee is to live under a bridge or in a forest without any electronic devices besides a flash lamp.
I’m surprised that according to the website, they actually let you get away without a license if you only use commercial streaming services and don’t watch any BBC content. In Germany, that excuse doesn’t fly. As long as your device has the capacity to receive aerial broadcast, you have to pay, whether you watch it or not is irrelevant.
It was already like this when I found it.
Well, the world turns
And a hungry good boy with an ushanka
Chills with the fellas eating Purina
At the barkade
Would