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Originally Posted by todko
Same here -- Dish is the bomb. Hell, my TW cable went out in bad weather more than my Dish. And if the Dish goes out it's back on again in a few minutes. When cable went out it was for most of the day. From what I understand cable TV often sends signals by satellite. Then they transmit over the cable to your house.
I saved about $400 per year by going with Dish. That's like a free flight to Vegas!
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I had Dish installed a week ago tomorrow and so far I love it. But before I had DishTV, the only way I got to see the races was by having several of the gals from my herem re-enact the races for me. They would spend hours scouring the charts and practice religiously to make sure I got a legitamate interpretation of the races. For the big races, they donned the silks (normally they wore nothing at all) of the farms from which the horses presided. The smaller ladies would ride the more muscular mares for all they were worth and every now and then, I even got into the act and took a mount. I have to say my women really respond to the whip. I would have to say Dish provides more horse racing for your buck, but until you see a gaggle of women riding each other and responding to a solid spur to their side, you don't know true racing...