I live in an infinite world of televised antique shows, and that's all the fault of a fancy new TV recording machine we bought a few months ago.
Great machines these recorders. Ours can store 150 hours of program and, already, there's only about 35 hours left.
The trouble is, you see, that we're (she is) recording more than we have time to watch. I forsee that we'll have to stop watching live TV soon, so we can watch the recordings, so we can record more of the programs we haven't time to watch live - if you see what I mean.
Biggest challenge is a half-hour UK antiques show, broadcast seven evenings each week. I imagine this as a permanent impossible challenge. They're going to keep on showing this program for ever I reckon, and despite our best efforts that line of recorded shows gets longer and longer.
Can we buy a bigger hard drive, or must we buy an extra recorder?
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