Ally
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quote:
Originally posted by Korsa-Kat
Do you not have a bed?
Or do you use a sofa?
Kat read the thread 
He only has a sofa ... which he sleeps on every night
No bed at all
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Kathryn W
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ahh right lol..
that explains it all then
Gawd that must be uncomfortable, the sofa looks well uncomfy!
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leeshez
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Looks nice. Does your 8850 still work? Mine has a faulty ear peice
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MarkW
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my place has jobs, order picking at -20 C in one of the biggest coldstores in the country i'd get you an application form but i feel u wouldn't stay, so i would make myself look daft for recommending you
just get a job stacking shelves anywhere - working nights decent money and proves to future employers you are willing to do awkward hours, looks better on cv's and its a start to getting a decent job 
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Nath
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Funky little room you have there. Although those speakers by the TV are shit 
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Jake
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how are you enjoying that tv i paid for?
[Edited on 13-12-2005 by jake]
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Nath
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quote:
Originally posted by jake
how are you enjoying that tv i paid for?
[Edited on 13-12-2005 by jake]
Buy me a new tv jake.
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Jake
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i'll let markW's tax's cover that.
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MarkW
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quote:
Originally posted by jake
i'll let markW's tax's cover that.
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TNM
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most stuff in my room is hidden away. surround sound processor, sub etc is under my bed, computer is under my desk with phone point and network points hidden away behind my desk.
When i change my TV for a plasma or LCD i will box it in.
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Jake
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quote:
Originally posted by MarkW
quote:
Originally posted by jake
i'll let markW's tax's cover that.
yes thats right, its your time to shine.
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L33 LEG
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kat - ye i have no bed
lee - the ear piece and reception has fucked in the 8850, iv been after a new one for ages but the phone shop cnt gte hold of any
mark - ye ur right lol,i aint workin nights in some factory
nath - i know theyre crap, was goin to get some new ones but never got round to it
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WATSON
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what do you do when u have a burd around to stay ride/sleep with hur on the sofa 
Also have to say nice room  Love the tv
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Butler
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you chav!
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L33 LEG
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quote:
Originally posted by L33-GSI
what do you do when u have a burd around to stay ride/sleep with hur on the sofa
Also have to say nice room Love the tv
i was either at my brids house all the time, but if i had her staying over at mine iv got an aerobed which goes up in like 20seconds so its all good
tho the sofa is good to have a little play on
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willay
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PMSL, omg lee you are abit of a billy arent you?
I mean, you have a few grands worth of gear there and you're in debt.... sorry isnt it clear that you should sell all that flashy shit and pay off your debt?
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willay
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also - why so many DVD players? (thats what I think they are)
also - are you black? (seriously)
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willay
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quote:
Originally posted by TNM
When i change my TV for a plasma or LCD i will box it in.
Willay top tip, go for LCD as Plasma is only worth it if you fancy buying a new set in 2-5 years, a LCD box (with all the HD 'ready' goodies) will last you up till 10.
www.richersounds.co.uk is a decent site for prices.
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L33 LEG
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ye i know what u mean, i should sell it all and then get myself out of debt. but i stay inside alot now so i need it really.
and ye they are all dvd players, they kept fuckin up so i had to buy another one.basically if the film doesnt work in one its bound to work in one of the others
and no, im not black. why u ask? so many people think i am, iv never known why tho 
and ye LCD is what u want, iv never been too keen on plasmas but can pick em up for around £800 now for a 42" plasma
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Wrighty
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your rooms pretty cool mate,howd u afford all the cool stuff
oh and you got the same pc as me
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Nath
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quote:
Originally posted by willay
Willay top tip, go for LCD as Plasma is only worth it if you fancy buying a new set in 2-5 years, a LCD box (with all the HD 'ready' goodies) will last you up till 10.
Thats a wee bit of a myth.
quote:
www.crutchfieldadvisor.com
Myth #4: Plasma TVs only last a few years
Fact: It's difficult to say for certain how long a plasma TV will last since they've only been around for about six years. But, with normal in-home use, you should count on a plasma TV lasting at least ten years.
The useful lifetime of a TV is measured by the period of time it takes for the display to appear half as bright as the day you bought it. (All types of TV displays lose their brightness over time, but because it's so gradual, it's virtually impossible to notice during day-to-day viewing.) Plasma TVs from quality brands typically have a rated lifetime of 30,000 hours. That may not sound like a lot, but if you watched for five hours a day, every day, it would take over 16 years! Chances are that long before a plasma TV "wears out," you'll be looking to replace it due to advances in TV performance and features. (On average, people replace their TVs after 8 years.)
But your sentiment is correct, go for LCD
[Edited on 14-12-2005 by Nath]
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Nath
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quote:
Originally posted by L33 LEG
and ye LCD is what u want, iv never been too keen on plasmas but can pick em up for around £800 now for a 42" plasma
Wouldn't include tuner, and it would be naff.
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L33 LEG
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quote:
Originally posted by Nath
quote:
Originally posted by L33 LEG
and ye LCD is what u want, iv never been too keen on plasmas but can pick em up for around £800 now for a 42" plasma
Wouldn't include tuner, and it would be naff.
ye ur right,my sister has just bought one and i was disappointed in it. thought it wud be alot better than mine but its not really. but ye there is much better ones out there but still id spend a bit more and get an LCD
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Nath
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£800 on an LCD would get you a decent 26/27" and it'd be HD ready. Over £1k and you could get a decent 32".
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L33 LEG
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ye but thats too small. jst either pay over 2k for a proper sized LCD or wait till they come down in price
even my tv is too smal now thats why im after a projector lol, itl fill the wall then
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