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27 June 2007, 11:22 AM
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Me LCD in me room has packed in so I need a new one.
17-20" would do, not arsed about HD ready (bust most are) and dont need built in digi box
Been looking at this SHARP one LC19A1E.... been offered a good deal by a local supplier.
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Me LCD in me room has packed in so I need a new one.
17-20" would do, not arsed about HD ready (bust most are) and dont need built in digi box
Been looking at this SHARP one LC19A1E.... been offered a good deal by a local supplier.
27 June 2007, 11:24 AM
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It's just what people are into at the moment. It will change to something else in a few weeks time - Gordon Brown making a mess or some public figure caught with their pants down or the weather or anything you like.
It's just the ebb and flow of NSR
It's just the ebb and flow of NSR
27 June 2007, 11:32 AM
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, it's just there seems to be more than enough to warrant a seperate section (computer related, photography etc).
27 June 2007, 11:41 AM
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I don't get stressed about it, as long as people put proper titles to their threads then it is really easy to choose which to read.
Issue with lots of separate forums is that you can miss stuff you want to read. It does take a lot more effort to run all over Scoobynet making sure you have read everything you would like to.
Maybe make this thread into a poll to see what the general opinion is?
Issue with lots of separate forums is that you can miss stuff you want to read. It does take a lot more effort to run all over Scoobynet making sure you have read everything you would like to.
Maybe make this thread into a poll to see what the general opinion is?
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27 June 2007, 11:43 AM
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I don't get stressed about it, as long as people put proper titles to their threads then it is really easy to choose which to read.
Issue with lots of separate forums is that you can miss stuff you want to read. It does take a lot more effort to run all over Scoobynet making sure you have read everything you would like to.
Maybe make this thread into a poll to see what the general opinion is?
Issue with lots of separate forums is that you can miss stuff you want to read. It does take a lot more effort to run all over Scoobynet making sure you have read everything you would like to.
Maybe make this thread into a poll to see what the general opinion is?
27 June 2007, 11:45 AM
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Why not create stickies?
"The official TV/AV thread"
"The official push bike thread"
"The official I'm fed up reading threads I'm not interested in thread"
"The official TV/AV thread"
"The official push bike thread"
"The official I'm fed up reading threads I'm not interested in thread"
27 June 2007, 11:48 AM
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is that next to the typo section?
27 June 2007, 11:55 AM
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The problem is A/V forums is rubbish Well, ok not exactly, but certainly inhabited by some close-minded excessively vocal minorities that simply ruins the place in respect of buying the right equipment.
Hence NSR, open public opinions from Joe-Public-with-a-Scoob-during-a-midlife-crisis-that-has-£20,000-to-waste-on-shyte.
Well, ok not exactly, but certainly inhabited by some close-minded excessively vocal minorities that simply ruins the place in respect of buying the right equipment.Hence NSR, open public opinions from Joe-Public-with-a-Scoob-during-a-midlife-crisis-that-has-£20,000-to-waste-on-shyte.
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