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    New TV for the living room...?

    Looking through ebay for a trailer for my new car and found this....

    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.d...563907311&rd=1

    won't fit in my lounge though

    any takers?

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    can I plug it into the mains
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    Well I would...but hes got (1) negative feedback.
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    Whut? No paypal???
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    Lol collection only I wonder what the response time is on that beast... 2000ms?

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    lol, it's probably stolen anyway

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    I don't know how you can steal something that big and get away with it...

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    I watched that thing at Glastonbury and I can honestly say it's utter poop tbh, compared to the front two screens it just looked gash.

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    the screens at glasto look a LOT better the furhter away you are - it mighta been that you were just too close to it? from our campsite you couldnt see any difference quality-wise
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    Lightbulb

    Actually PrivatePyle, you'd need to demolish a neighbours wall across the road so you could actually see it.

    So in fact, you might as well just be looking at 15" TV perched outside on your window sill.

    Cost: £80

    Wouldn't be quite so cool though. It'd be wet and hideously dangerous. That's why big screen manufacturers don't employ me.
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