unlucky for them

"no pay no watch" as it goes

>extorting your family for $3 a month

That's pretty pathetic

Do you keep track of how much water and electricity they use when they come to visit, and send them a bill?

matthew is right tbh

Netflix's prices has been going up

and the quality of their stuff has been dropping

wats happening

that's why I want to cancel but my family still uses it a low

lot

also the multiple viewers cost is also higher than just 3 a month last time i checked

and its not extortion its economics :D

@Jignx cancel it and tell your parents to pay if they want to use the account. I did that when I stopped using Netflix

yeah I should do that

war... war has changed

They didn't mind paying as they were the only ones who used it

Sending in the tactical shark

Want to buy shit but I only browse consumer electronics section and don't want to buy anything there

Also keep getting personalized feed

What are some cool stuff to buy

chifi stuff

gadgets and trinkets to keep your stuff organized

whatever's the top seller in aliexpress

The thing is if you pay the ten bucks no one knows you are pirating and you can make normie friends happy that are visiting you
Ontop of that its easier than having to torrent whatever is in the Netflix selection

It's not pay to pirate its pay to be lazy/ assimilate with normies

You used to be able to buy Xbox Live accounts back in in the Xbox 360 days

I'd spend 7$ and get an account loaded with MS points

This was on DHgate tho

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/578936299910856707/610935742226497537/big_iron_snek.mp4

https://twitter.com/NewshubBreaking/status/1161516450022137857

The governments gun-buyback scheme was launched in mid July. Since then, 10,242 firearms have been handed into police, with an additional 1,269 firearms handed in under amnesty.

The amnesty mean no questions will be asked by police about when or how owners acquired the now-banned weapons, even if they don’t have a current firearms licence or paperwork for the weapons.

Ninety gun collection events have been held around the country, New Zealand police said, attended by more than 7,000 firearms owners. In a statement New Zealand police praised gun owners’ engagement with the process, and said they were “really happy” with the public response.

https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2019/aug/12/new-zealand-gun-buyback-10000-firearms-returned-after-christchurch-attack?

@onoderaSecurity @Matthew

``Unlike the US where the right to self-protection if often quoted, the majority of New Zealand gun owners say they own weapons for sport, recreation and hunting.``

Yeah, the kiwis were giving up TOYS. They cucked themselves out of affirmative self defense a long time ago.

Also, >buy something for 800+ dollars
>government says "we're gonna ban this thing, owning it will now be a crime, even if you purchased it before the ban"
>"...buuuut, we'll give you $150 bucks if you give it up to us :^)"
>lizard-brained windowlickers see this as a voluntary surrender of property and not tyranny

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He's right though