Breaking News Thread

[Peelz]

meh, it goes under, less bills for us to pay. Service has sucked Azz since the sirius/xm merger.

[Flynbyu]

I paid $399 for a lifetime subscription, and now I can't even listen to it online.

That pisses me off.

~Brian

[socalrappy700]

Damn, that blow Brian. 

[Peelz]

I paid $399 for a lifetime subscription, and now I can't even listen to it online.

That pisses me off.

~Brian

   That is extreme bull$hit!

[Flynbyu]

I tried XM's site, and I had no problem.

I time out on Sirius.com .

~Brian

[Peelz]

I tried XM's site, and I had no problem.

I time out on Sirius.com .

~Brian

well, then I am cool.

[socalrappy700]

Could be the beginning of the end.

[Krandall]

I tried XM's site, and I had no problem.

I time out on Sirius.com .

~Brian

welcome to the end of the beginning.

[Flynbyu]

Let's do the Scooby Doo ending....

Diddly do! Diddly do! Diddly do! Diddly do!



~Brian

[Krandall]

Let's do the Scooby Doo ending....

Diddly do! Diddly do! Diddly do! Diddly do!



~Brian

Rood run raggy!!!!!!!

Now lets to the Mega Happy Ending!!!!

Diddly do! Diddly do! Diddly do! Diddly do!

[Peelz]

Senate Approves Stimulus Plan

NPR.org

The Senate approved an $838 billion economic stimulus bill with scant Republican backing Tuesday, setting the stage for negotiations to work out differences with a bill already passed by the House.

The Senate bill passed on a 61-37 vote, with only three Republicans voting for the package. The approval came as President Obama tried to rally support for quick passage of his economic recovery plan in a Florida community dragged down by double-digit foreclosures and unemployment.


hope it works...I will take the check regardless.

[Krandall]

Hopefully that new home buyer credit kicks in!!! $15,000 

[socalrappy700]

That was taken out of the bill.   

[Peelz]

That was taken out of the bill.   

yep, go read preddy's post

[socalrappy700]

Good for some people, but I'm screwed, this is my third house.

A $15,000 tax credit for anybody buying a home over the next year was dropped; instead, first-time homebuyers could claim an $8,000 credit for homes bought by the end of August. Car buyers could deduct the sales tax they paid on a new car but not the interest on their car loans.