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Heck, In K-Marts near me you can literally walk in and see less than 5 customers in the whole place. One of them just closed down. The parking lot area for them never had more than 10 cars, it seemed, and I bet there were at least a few employee cars among those 10. Plus they are FILTHY. At...

Thanks, but I don't want to do anything... and never did, though many here are saying otherwise. I just think that ethically a teacher should say "Thanks very much, but I can't accept those". That's it. No more, no less.

Nope. The girl is 9. The teacher's daughter is 6. BTW, I love the way so many people think I planned to do something when I SPECIFICALLY said, I have no interest in turning the teacher in. I do, think it is inappropriate to accept them, though...

Pricey, but yes, the Boragata.

And what? You don't think a 9 year old can remember whether or not she gave the teacher tickets? :rotfl: Four times? Let's be real, here.

I'm pretty sure an 8 year old knows whether her dad gets free tickets,, especially when he is an executive for a pro sports team. Actually, now that I think about it, she is 9, because she started school a year late.

I think my grandmom is 90ish... well I know she is, but I don't know exactly how old.

Did you read my post? I specifically said I asked the girl about the tickets and she said she did give them to the teacher.

I'm sure it must be, as they only allow each child to donate no more than $10 for an end of school year present for the teacher.

Nope. Not in this instance. And if they were friends outside of school, why does she give them to the teacher in school in front of other kids? I am sure that some of the kids probably don't like it.

I imagine so.

I have sent ONE text in about 12 years of owning a phone.

My daughters have a friend whose father works for a pro sports team. She is very bright. She seems to be a top student, I would guess. Well, her teacher is the same teacher as one of my daughter's teachers. And the teacher has a 6 year old daughter. My kids told me last week that this girl has...

Right... that's why I said 2020.

I don't, but what if I said I had a crush on Miley Cyrus? You ladies would all be "ewwww", right? :rotfl:

One step at a time... this is emerging technology.

As long as the TV has the inputs you need. And don't forget you can do the same with a PS3, and in 2010 you will bea able to use a Wii as well. BTW, XBOX 360 requires the $50 a year Gold membership. Sony PS3 is FREE. :)

I tried, but it stopped working on page 3.

Netflix already leads the pack in movies streaming on TV, I would bet.... you do know that Netflix offers streaming videos to all XBOX 360 and Playstation 3 owners, right? And in 2011 they plan to add it to the Wii. "Net" Flix was called that because they always planned on delivering movies...

Why ebay? Just curious on your take. They make money and pretty much own the online auction marketplace... only thing I see taking them down is the whole feel of ebay is not as exciting / pleasant / safe as it used to be. But generally speaking, I think they will be here.