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$2000 for a Flatscreen TV a waste?

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Well, I bought a very nice car for $2100, which has been endless fun in ways that a TV never could be, so to each his own I guess.
 
Originally posted by: MS Dawn
Funny how flat on a woman is bad yet on a TV...

:roll:

Not true that flat on a woman is bad.

If you feel it is, i'm sorry for you.
 
Originally posted by: n7
Originally posted by: MS Dawn
Funny how flat on a woman is bad yet on a TV...

:roll:

Not true that flat on a woman is bad.

If you feel it is, i'm sorry for you.


Oh for crying out loud get a grip on LIFE and get some humor. And probably some balls because you must not have any. 😛
 
Originally posted by: MS Dawn
Oh for crying out loud get a grip on LIFE and get some humor. And probably some balls because you must not have any. 😛

You need to add teh correct smiley so it's more obvious your comment was meant to be sarcastic, not serious.
:laugh: or 😉 or 😛, for example.

As for balls, if me finding some flatter-chested women attractive make me not have any, then so be it 😉
 
well for one you should tell her a 26" crt cheap tv will not really be hdtv no matter what the label. its more like dvd+ resolution😛 doesn't have the dot pitch to resolve anywhere that resolution. but u know how it is with marketing, if the beam scans 1080 times its "hdtv" regardless if it results in any visible detail heh
 
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