RW> That movie, to me, was about as exciting as going to church and watching
RW> the 'holy rollers' ruin the carpet.
 
It may have begun that way, but the people who left early missed the really
good stuff.
 
RW> I guess I wasn't alone.
 
Nope.
 
RW> I think they were both bad movies...better not stop talking to me though.
 
I won't.  We still like the same cake and other things...
 
RW> She Wore A Yellow Ribbon...
 
Another good one.
 
RW> One of the TV stations in SD was showing some 3D movies and they gave
RW> those glasses away at covenient stores, etc.. I still have a few pair.
 
I can make my own.  I just have to get the specs fron the net.
 
RW> That's where I start! :o)
 
Then you and I are at opposite ends of the spectrum.
 
RW> Probably one of those guys who runs electric lines while they're alive. I
RW> used to do it that way until I started wiring live at 240v
RW> 3phase...that's too hot to handle.
 
And electrifying.
 
RW> Nahhh. By the time the picture is viewable, I've gotten down to my shorts
RW> and socks.
 
Maybe that's what it's designed for.  I like to do what you're doing during the ads.
 
RW>RN> I wish it had SmartSound and I guess you know why.
 
RW> No idea.
 
Magnavox came out with that.  What it does is keep the audio level the same
regardless of the volume coming into the set.  They do the same with the
video, too.  I think they call that SmartPicture or something like that.
 
RW> 3.31? I have that one.
 
Okay.
 
RW>RN> Like the OMB?  (-:
 
RW> Yeup.
 
I'm not sure the OMB asks.  They just verify the price, but I could be mistaken.
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger
 
... It's nothing a warm-boot can't fix, I think 

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