When did regular akira end and crazy, borderline-incoherent (and also a girl) akira start, if you don't mind me asking? After you went to bed Wednesday?
That explains the two day's ago nonsense.
Update it?, it hasn't been updated since the first days of August, and I don't want to use the story archive and the descriptions on ED, they are kind of loose and the comments spoil a lot of things.
Seth is loosing it as well.ED
There was a complete... well, the word isn't AUP friendly (it rhymes with "luster duck"), but it wasn't anything offensive. Don't worry about it.But she does known how to stay in character. Apart from that, a lot of stuff seems to be edited, so if there was something offensive or something like that my apologies.
^Because this fandom has destroyed our minds?
Eh, not really pony-loving. The fandom took the purity of MLP, and blitzed it with some good ol' fashioned college-age mental corruption.
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Where does 1080p MLP footage come from anyway? The Hub isn't even HD...
The HUB is available in HD from certain TV carriers.Where does 1080p MLP footage come from anyway? The Hub isn't even HD...
If they haven't upgraded their televisions in the last ten years, yes. Our household, for example, has 2 LCDs, one of those million pound CRT HDTVs and two SDTVs.Then again, Americans still use CRTs,don't they?
If they haven't upgraded their televisions in the last ten years, yes. Our household, for example, has 2 LCDs, one of those million pound CRT HDTVs and two SDTVs.
If they haven't upgraded their televisions in the last ten years, yes. Our household, for example, has 2 LCDs, one of those million pound CRT HDTVs and two SDTVs.
I want to comment, but I'll feel like an ass for how many LCDs we have. The answer is 9.....
Although, we use to have a fat ass DLP that we got rid of because we were tired of replacing the bulb. Heavy thing, those DLP TVs.
Genuinely had to google DLP...
Ask pinkamina.
Learn a lesson.
(*Don't spoil*)
My grandma has a 42" DLP and a 34" CRT (the same one we have, actually). Both of them HDTV's. I bet the CRT weighs double what the DLP weighs.Although, we use to have a fat ass DLP that we got rid of because we were tired of replacing the bulb. Heavy thing, those DLP TVs.
I don't think they make them anymore, but we've got one of those 16:9 Sony WEGAs or whatever the hell they are called that dates back to 2005 or something like that. Absolutely beautiful picture, but I swear the thing has to weigh at least 200 pounds.PEOPLE MAKE THOSE!?
I have never seen one before! And probably never will, to be honest.
CRT HDTVS are flat screen. They're just flat screen and about 3 feet of space behind them.We never even considered HDCRTs, the HD revolution here existed purely for large-screen TVs, that're only feasible in flat-screen technologies.
I bet the CRT weighs double what the DLP weighs.
But yeh, Sony's a brand I've lost trust in TV wise. Panasonic and Samsung appear to be producing much better merch, cheaper. Their LCDs are just so...bland, there's no vibrancy in the pallet, it's just so lacklustre. Sammies are making wafer-thin TVs with vibrant pallets, whereas Panasonic are just making suave-looking little numbers with a damnedd good picture on them.