Why, I ask, is wi-fi so expensive? At its cheapest it's still £4.50 (just over $7) for an hour, which is ridiculous for a service that after the initial setup doesn't really cost anything to run. I'm sure that prices will drop sharply in the future, but I want the future now. If BT or some other big provider decided to drop the price to £2.00 an hour, or some even cheaper bulk deal, I'd be all over it.
Rant Over.
without an 'h', obviously.
I got wi-fi set up at my home and it's free! It cost me for my internet connection, but after the airport everythings free.
Also down my local I get free wi-fi too. I love that pub!
Ah, but I bet your local isn't running by aging metallers in Lynyrd Skynrd t-shirst is it in now?
Woo! Lynyrd Skynrd!
...I mean woo! Wi-fi!
Sounds like my kind of establishment
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i have no idea what wi-fi is, but it sounds like some sort of matrimonial jukebox. you spin a record, and during the course of the record, you meet a chick and get married.
and if that's the case, then it bloody well should be expensive. quite yer grumbling, whalley! ;)