Whatever

You are so brave!!

 

Does is jiggle?

 

I know!!!

Hell yes!!!

Also;
You got post 340,000.

 

Anyone here up to date on television technology? My question is, what do you think of the Sony XR-65A90J?

 

Eet gunna start raining here

 

Boo!!!

 

I was one. 2nd time. Damn

 

Needs mar HDMI 2.1 ports.

 

For?

 

If you're going ultra, you probably have devices to utilize it, correct? It only has 2 HDMI 2.1 ports. I'd have those filled with devices and need at least one more.

 

no devices. I’ll be streaming only.

 

It really does…. Thinking I might keep the look. Would be totally appropriate for the beach wedding, don’t ya think?

I’m pretty pale for myself. I will have 2 days prior to the wedding to be on the beach

It’s my adult children’s signatures! Although all 3 of their handwriting looks like they are in kindergarten!

Feel better!!

 

As old as @G8R_Taco is, that could be any minute...

 

For a beach wedding I think it’s more like bikini , hula skirt , and copper fits

 

If only I could…… I’m already going outside of what I was initially told to wear. I couldn’t find a long dress. Thankfully this was approved. It was a close one…

 

TV technology changes every 6 months. Even the most basic of TVs these days are 4k, smart and enough hdmi ports to provide you output for cable/satellite and a firestick.

My opinion is, if it looks good to you, buy it. Until providers start putting out true 1080p, your TV, any modern TV, is far more capable then your provider.

Streaming, another story. However, 4k, even 1080p, eat up a lot of bandwidth. Now your ISP becomes the bottleneck.

 

Sadly, I can vouch for this. About 15 years ago, I finally decided to pull the plug and get my dream watch (or as close as I could bare to $$$$$$ on it), and I bought a brand new Breitling SuperOcean. I loved it, wore it every single day, all day, only took it off at bedtime. Now, I am literally the proverbial "Bull in the China shop"..... I am not a delicate, easy on things kind of guy. I don't intentionally try to be hard on my things, but I also don't constantly try to give everything the kid gloves treatment, either. Twice in 10 years, I managed to mangle the delicate internals, and had to take it back to Tourneau (the retailer where I bought it) for repairs. The first time cost a sizeable chunk of change for the repairs. The second time, I was out of work and could not in any way afford to get it repaired, so I just left it alone. Unfortunately, I no longer have it.

I passionately hate the idea of a non-mechanical watch, the gear head in me just can't stomach it, but when I found my next job and could afford to buy another watch, after doing some considered research, I was lead to the belief that the closest thing to an indestructible watch is the Casio "Mud Master" class of watches, so I bought one of them. It's quartz.... which makes me but so far in 5 years, I haven't managed to scramble its innards.

 

Are you in the wedding party?

 

I would not think so. Shit, I still go over Christie Brinkley after 35+++ years or more.