For those in Australia,and in other places around the world.

[Jackal]

Hey hey hey Andrew im impressed hehehe yeah ur rite...its just a shade above Venzeuela...and we still belong to the Netherlands Antilles (netherlands) unlike Aruba....btw too bad fer the games part

[Colin]

I heard about curacao in a book we had to do for a book report a few years ago. Timothy of the cay or something like that. Takes place in WW2.

[Andrew]

Hey hey hey Andrew im impressed hehehe yeah ur rite...its just a shade above Venzeuela...and we still belong to the Netherlands Antilles (netherlands) unlike Aruba....btw too bad fer the games part

And they say games that allow you to plunder towns and live the life of a pirate captain aren't educational. Actually, the instruction booklet contains a fairly good history of pirates in the 1500s and 1600s, as well as a number of facts and figures. Though I wouldn't use it as sole research material for an exam.

[Matt]

anybody in Europe got DSF?

when i still lived in Europe they had 2 or 3 games per week + i'd gut a game on FTA as well which was good. The owners of the Polish Channel 2 were big bball fans so they always had lots of bball, they even played the NBA Finals live @ 2 in the mornin..........ooooh the good days

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Yeah...When I lived in Poland there was DSF, and its still there....ooooh the good days

[DontFeedTheDog_]

The official NBA broadcast rights belong to the Solar Sports Channel (on cable) - and according to NBA Kume, David Stern, among the international broadcasters Solar has signed the longest contract with the NBA so far- So I think we get live games every play date Although I'm not very sure about this, as I only start watching religously during the playoffs.

Plus there's ESPN Asia and Star Sports Asia.

'Though if you don't have cable, you will still get to watch most of the games broadcast from the Solar Sports channel ( replays are available at a regular non-cable channel ) but you will only get to see it during prime time. Not live (which is usually around 8-11 am here) Unless it's the playoffs, when the non cable channel also broadcasts games live.

Hehe, lucky us eh? You guys won't believe how big basketball is here. Some government officials have even tried to ban televisions in public establishments (bars, restaurants etc...) from showing NBA games because it was learned that most government employees would rather watch the playoffs than go to work. hehe.