How to make the TV work

David lockley says:	Sandman, I'm not about to ask you for any money...	And the Sandman replies: Splendid. I wouldn't have given you any anyway.
Franklin Bender says:	Be in good health My new address	And the Sandman replies: I am in good health, thanks. And your address means nothing to me - old or new. Go away.
Joe Vitale says:	What's the #1 thing everyone wants?	And the Sandman replies: Whatever it it is, I got it.
ListJoe.com says:	This Made Me So Angry.......	Why? Just because I got what everyone else wants?
Psychotactics says:	The Biggest Reason Why Your Website Content Drives Customers Away	It's written in Kalash?
Paul Klein says:	But isn't that just too easy?	No - it's pretty well impossible. Kalash is a language that has no alphabet.
Amanda van der Gulik says:	Sandman, last day for your child.	You lay one finger on any of them and you … are … dead. Got it?
Gary Ambrose says:	you awake?	Course I am - someone's been threatening my children.
Adriana Cahill says:	Job position	Yeah, I tried it before when I used to do that sort of thing for a living. Put me in traction for weeks.
ListJoe.com says:	Hi Sandman Keep your Blood Sugar in Balance	It's not the sugar, it's the caffeine. A couple of buckets of Long Island Iced Tea seems to do the trick, though.
Jason Katzenback says:	I paid $1997, today it's yours free	A *real* '63 VW Beetle? You beauty, you!
TrafficStarterSecrets says:	Sandman, you have to get this right	Sure do. Otherwise you're in traction for weeks.
FireballNews.com says:	Sandman - seen this brand new TV commercial?	No. My TV's rather old and we've all got better things to do than watch it.
James J Jones says:	Sandman, important...	What? That switch on the side of the TV? You mean we flick it … and then watch moving pictures? Cool!
Paul Bauer says:	the toughest question?	Why the hell didn't we think of that before? Answer: Too busy.
Adrian Law says:	Please Read This	Oh - you found the TV manual. Excellent! Now ... what's this long cable with a plug on the end for?
Keith Wellman says:	I don't think you heard me right...	Probably not. This plug thing keeps making holes in the walls.
* Justin Blake * says:	... Secret	I need a socket to put it in?
Profit Snapshots says:	What's goin on?	Someone told me I should push this plug thing into the wall. Never mentioned a socket, though.
FireballNews.com says:	I've got good news for you...	You found a socket? Cool! Where?
Keith Wellman says:	sorry :-(	Oh. So that wasn't a socket.
Maria Gudelis says:	So I May have damaged my credibility	Damn right you did. And my beach hut wall.
John Wood says:	Be On The Lookout For This	Is this what a socket looks like, then?
Bonnie Hazlett says:	No more lies between us....	So it's not. OK. Let's start again.
Lynn Pierce says:	Sandman, did you see this?	Yes. I believe it looks like an electricity socket I can plug the TV into so we can all watch it,
Odinn Sorensen says:	stranger video	Actually, I was looking to make the TV work first.
Frank Dang says:	Sandman, You Are Too Late?	To install electricity in this here beach hut? Looks like it.
Chuck Abbott says:	this is outrageous	What? Hooking up a line to someone else's power supply? Sounds good to me!
Nick Ortner from The Tapping World Summit says:	A Bit Controversial...	Yeah, but I'll let them come over and watch my TV. And maybe share a bucket or two of Long Island Iced Tea.
Don Shults says:	Questions Sandman?	Yup - where's the nearest power supply? This is a *beach*, remember.
Gary Baker says:	My Apologies Sandman.	I should think so, too. It's six miles to the nearest power cable And this wire attached to the TV ain't nowhere near long enough.
Joe Vitale says:	New: How to Get Back On Your Feet	I just get some of my Perfect Russian Wives to lift me back up again.
Joe Vitale says:	3 Steps to Freedom	But many more than that to my bedroom. Sometimes they have to carry me.
Help More People says:	Sandman, do you know why?	Because it's quite far down the hall, that's why.
Eric's Tips says:	Any questions Sandman?	Yes. Is there such a thing as a battery-operated TV?
Steve G. Jones, Ed.S. says:	Sandman, A great 1-minute fatloss tip	Hook up one end of a generator to the big tv, the other to an exercise cycle, pedal like crazy for one commercial and collapse afterwards?
Eben Pagan says:	59 Minutes...	59? Fifty-nine? That's almost a whole documentary! That'd kill me!
Paul Klein says:	Is this too good to be true?	What - expiring just before the end of the Discovery Channel's "Ducks Of The Kalahari"? I don't think so.
Clayton Makepeace says:	A Sure-Fire Key to Success ...	Aha! An exercise motorcycle!
Robert Ringer says:	Master the Essentials ...	In neutral? Check. Ignition on? Check. Engine start? Check. Generator connected? Check. TV on. And … yes! Ducks Of The Kalahari - all the way through! Can't hear a thing with this engine going, though.
Roger Haeske says:	Speedy Gonzales Lazy Tip to Greek God-ess Body	Switch off the exercise motorcycle and start pedaling? No way, Jose.
Eric Farewell says:	Serious Question... (time sensitive)	Serious answer: go away, I'm watching the Discovery Channel.
ListJoe.com says:	................... Just ONE Question . ONE ...	No, I said I was watching TV. Go away.
Hawaii.com Membership says:	Best Things To Do in Hawaii!	Oh, hey … I'm doing them all here at home already.
ListJoe.com says:	Ooops! There must be a mistake!	No, really - everything I can do in Hawaii, I can do here at home in my beach hut. Probably more.
Dan says:	I have a confession...	There *is* an electricity socket here after all? Gee, thanks.
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