raggie33
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my 65 seems small at 9 feet from me i like to have the screen fill my entire vsion i love the picture quailty of this lg oled but should i of went for 77 inches?
is 65 inches to small for a tv
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bigburly912
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From homeless to 6 foot tvs in a week. Living the life man.
Just an edit to add not making fun of you. It's just an ironic life we lead.
Just an edit to add not making fun of you. It's just an ironic life we lead.
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raggie33
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yeah it isnt to bad lol but so much stress dealing with all the details yesterday sucked had to ride my scooter from georgetown ga to gainesville ga doing so wanting to avoid highways it sucked so bad lol i was so in pain and stupid damn scotter range at top speed which you had to do to keepo from ebinr ran over was like 50 miles lol. there are road here you dont see gas staions for so very long loll. but now i got my real motorcylce home its way nicer. . but everyday is a new expense just for a example had this stuipid ceiling fan it had a light in the base not the normal light it was in base so wierd it had this ugly color drove me batyy and you coundt turn it off and leave fan on lol. i cant sleep unless its pure darkness got a new ceiling fan had to haul it on my motorcylce lol. but its nice its smart and so powerful. i figure buy something good then something bad twice. then had to rebuy everything even my pants and shoes tools etc etc.so now im a bit broke but ina a much nicer home nicer people new stuff no more walking a ps5 and a oled tv loll. even a new camera the rest is going to food storage and a huge supply even have a few generators both solar and gas . the water can get nutty here
IMA SOL MAN
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Move closer to the TV until it becomes big enough.
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Or stick the screen on your eyeballs.
👆 I love this outside-of-the-box thinking! 😄
When I was a kid we'd sit inches from the tv and the grown ups said "move back or you'll go blind". Back then a 22" tv was a big one.
nightshade
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Don't own one, and life is extremely good. It's called programming for a reason. Limit my monitor and screen time to about 4 hours a week, unless I'm learning a new skill, using Udemy, etc. But, I have more hobbies and interests than I'll have lifetime for 
this_is_nascar
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We've had a 32" TV in the livingroom for decades. It fits nicely in the entertainment center. Our LR is not large enough for a huge TV like that.
Translation?
third world problems...
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Get a laser projection TV.
bondr006
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bondr006
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Well, in all honesty, it would be hard to see details on that from 15 feet away in a large family room. People like the large screens for the theater experience. Especially when they are combined with a surround sound system like I have. I'd rather watch a movie in my family room than in a crowded expensive theater any day.
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Agreed on sound system,, makes such a difference.
Don't have to spend a ton for good experience,,
and this if needed
Agreed on sound system,, makes such a difference.
Don't have to spend a ton for good experience,,
and this if needed
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