♥Home Grown♥
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As a poor podunk dwelling hillbilly, I am currently sucking off of the two channel antenna tit, which only provides PBS and some snore fest gardening channel, and as you can guess they don't show my favorite shows such as The Office or Prison Break. And sadly to say TPB just doesn't provide. Sorry I have nothing to offer, but if someone could be kind enough to generously give me a BitMeTV invite...
Last edited by iMartin; 10-27-2007 at 10:53 PM.
Poster
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You can always use TvTorrents.com
♥Home Grown♥
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I could, yes. But where's the rush in using something as public as that?
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So you're saying that you want BitMeTV over TvT just because of its rarity?
To be honest, it's quite hard to consistently use BMTV for weekly shows such as The Office and Prison Break because it is relatively hard to keep up a good ratio if you don't get on the torrents early. BMTV is only good for really old and rare shows (which The Office and Prison Break aren't).
Just use TvT, fast speeds and easy seeding.
EDIT: You also said that "sadly TPB just doesn't provide." If you're willing to use TPB, TvT shouldn't be much of a problem.
Last edited by Demigod; 10-27-2007 at 10:41 PM.
♥Home Grown♥
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Aiye. Well who's to say I wouldn't like to relive some I Love Lucy?
I'm Josh!
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Yeah.. even jumping on torrents early with a 100mbit box it's hard to seed past 1.0 sometimes
Don't have any bmtv invites.. sorry.
♥Home Grown♥
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Porn Star
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If i had a invite i give it to you, and asking for nothing in return.
But since they cut the invites...
Dont PM me for trades, or asking for invites.
All Pmsīs requesting that, will be ignore and deleted.
♥Home Grown♥
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Oi...?Originally Posted by Darkmessiah
seeding isnt as hard as people say on bmtv, or at least it isnt for me and i dont have a seedbox or even a fast connection really. hope you get what you want but treat it right if you do
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