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I considered 3D years ago but opted not to for a couple reasons: - Big bulky glasses needed and costly for extra glasses on some models - Lack of media recorded in 3D Looking back, I am happy I didn't go with 3D.

Upgrade your TV..... I went from Plasma to LCD to LED and now OLED...... sizes also increased over the years.

Better control? Better control of what? Decreasing your eyesight?

Are you for real? Please tell me you can see you little 10" tablet clearly from 5 feet away..... LOL

Yes, my TV is connected online thru my PC. I use sites that are free and don't require any android APK sw or anything else for viewing. Been streaming for years and prior to that used torrents.

I totally agree. A great human and American but a puppet for president.

I lived in CM since 2009 and up until a year ago. I enjoyed the city and all it had to offer. I disliked the traffic, available parking, tourist areas, and air pollution. I have found Nan to be much more my liking.

How can people watch TV shows and movies on small phone screens? (SMH)

Found this pic I took back about 15-20 years ago while in BKK for business. The ad was in the newspaper. I removed the doctor/location information. Notice that the THB was about 40 to the USD back then as well as all will be charged 'Thai prices'.

If you didn't have a poster of Farrah Fawcett on your bedroom wall as a teen growing up then you probably had one of Raquel Welch. RIP.....

I recall as a youngster back in the 60s my brother (3 yrs younger) and I was at the local grocery store with mom one day when we found out that touching two different refrigerated meat cases would provide a shock. Mind you the shock was not a lot but noticeable and was more than desired. We used to play a game of dare and see who could hold on the longest. NOTE: The two meat cases were not really close to each other as we had to actually stretch out to reach both at the same time. Some experience that was passed down to me when I first started working on tube type TVs and is fitting for anytime one works around dangerous voltages/currents. Only work with one hand and place the other hand behind your back looped in your belt. This is so that if you are shocked the current will not run from one hand through your chest (heart) area and out your other hand.

It appears human waste and hazardous chemicals help limes grow to large sizes.

I still have a scar on my forehead where I had the high voltage of a TV's focus anode (~5kV) arch over and zap me while I was working on it. NOTE: That occurred back in the 70s while working on tube type TVs. Mild stuff compared to what I worked on later in my career.

Looks like they just used an old Super Glue bottle.... ????

Let's not forget Motown...... ☺️

.....or you could send out free samples to all your AN buddies <wink wink> and have them report back the quality

'Dead man walking'

I remember the last time there was so much interest in a balloon...... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balloon_boy_hoax

When I took the required driver's training course (back in the early 70s) my instructor had a small traffic light with a suction cup attached to the rear window. The instructor had a wired remote he held down to his side out of view and would change the light color of that small traffic light at various times. As a learning student you had to tell him when the light changed colors. If you were slow informing him then your score could be affected. That there taught me at a young age to use the rearview mirror.

Does it matter? Most Thais don't use their mirrors except for checking themselves out. Matter of fact, my experience tells me that most Thais don't look past the front of their noses when driving.

No more than 30 minutes ago I witnessed a Thai (guessing in his upper 20s) coming out of a local noodle shop, whip out his vape pen, and started puffing away with little to no concern. Vaping in public is as much of a concern as driving a scooter down the road in the wrong direction. Which I thought was a point violation with this newer point system setup for driving?

I agree, leave all the 'cocking' at the go-go bars.... ????

Driver did not lose control..... Typical Thai driver too lazy to stay in their own lane when turning or going around a curve in the road. Happens all the time, they cannot stay in their own lane.

My longtime friend has since gotten married, settled down, and given up all his extreme adventures. The most extreme activity he does these days is where I met him 35 yrs ago, thrashing on a foosball table at the World Championship in Dallas.

You do realize that folks die every year from bee sting, don't you?