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oh...i still drink.

ours is up high actually. we have a tall fireplace mantle, so the tv is quite high from the ground. it threw me off at first, but it's a long room, so the couch is set back. i don't even think about it at this point, but expect it to feel off at first. we also have a gas fireplace, and it's never been an issue.

oh i'm with you. the last one i had was about a year ago. when we were younger, it was a regular after a night of drinking. now at 40, i just can't do that ****.

no way. garbage plates are like fat chicks...you just have to close your eyes and dive right in. when it's over, you're disgusted with yourself, but oddly satisfied.

you've done you're research, so i think it's just going to come down to preference, specifically financially. if it's your main tv...why not? typically i find that i buy something that's the "cheaper" model, i typically wish i had spent a bit more and gone for the better one. how long you plan on keeping the tv may factor into this as well. sony has done a great job with their most recent tvs. i own mostly samsungs, but the sony is now the best in the house, (it's the only 4k one too). as far as tvs go, it's a product that i almost never buy top of the line anymore. i would, but months later i would see the same tv for hundreds off. as long as the specs are there that you want, (4k, hdr, 60z-120z etc) i think you'll be happy.

i remember replying to another thread about this, but this is the one i bought recently: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sony-49-class-48-5-diag--led-2160p-smart-4k-ultra-hd-tv-with-high-dynamic-range/5748204.p?skuId=5748204 it was for my home office, so the size was perfect. it's not my main tv, but i watch movies and play video games in my office, so i wanted something that had 4k with hdr. i did quite a bit of research, and this was the tv that came up as the best for video games and movies. i looked into the oleds, but for not having it be our main tv, didn't think it was worth the price. most reviews i read state the oleds are the best picture, but didn't seem to think they were worth the investment at this time. even with the tv i listed, you need the xbox one x or the ps4 pro to really notice the upgrade. this picture is great, movies look great, and video games are out of this world. you do have to calibrate the thing properly, but the consoles helped in the setting section.

i thought i saw that they'll be closing 15 stores in the monroe county, (rochester) area. i didn't even know there was 15 stores in this area. that being said, i'm a bit disappointed the one by me is going away.

he dropped an n bomb. it did not go well.

i returned a bunch of bottles once, but it was to buy pot.

i wonder what it would look like when he served me a coors light.

maybe he was just super coked out. it happens.

what about this box?

i enjoyed the educational, and fun side of this post.

i realize that this is your way of baiting me into posting shirtless pics. isn't it easier just to ask? we're both adults here.

i have no god damn idea. i open the fridge and take them out. what do you want from me?

i think i would go too, just to see the fanfare. this may sound strange, but i think it would depend on what position i was. if i was a lineman or lb who really knew they were going to be taken in the first, i'd probably go and just enjoy myself. more high profile positions...i'm not so sure.

do you try to take the fun out of everything?

We go there all the time for their patio parties. what was your family friend's name, (you don't have to say if you don't want). we actually bought the first build house on the street. her dad owned the property on the street, as well as the tops plaza and the apartments across the street. there's a lot of turnover on the street now, and younger families are moving in. we love the area.

my roommate in college made a deaf kid hear with a fart. he was in a golf tournament, let one fly, and claims that the deaf kid in their group quickly spun his head around and looked at him in disgust.

we love fairport too. there's no better village area, (pittsford is great too, but i just prefer fairport). The restaurants are very nice for a suburban setting. we just moved to the top of turk hill, right across from casa larga. there's a lilac stand with a road next to it we found. love the street...big lots, nice people, etc.

i want to say it do, but was there more than one in the area? i grew up in webster, and we just moved to perinton 2 years ago, so i'm still a rookie to the area. i'll tell you what though...we love the village of fairport. last summer we would park by the library, eat dinner somewhere, then visit the bars in the area. i never knew what the village was like years ago, but everyone says it's been upgraded in a massive way.

i'm shocked that they didn't either. i don't hate tops, but it just can't compete with wegmans. our wegmans is the perinton wegmans, and there's a tops in the plaza over. if i need something quick like beer or cleaning supplies, i'll run into the tops. i just can't stand going into wegmans during the peak hours. it gives me white guy rage.

attica! attica! attica!

this 1000 times over. i would had being bothered every time i leave the house. i can't even stand it when someone recognizes me at the gym or wegmans, and i'm a nobody.

i'm completely with you on this. i've seen him play a number of time, and he's a ton of fun to watch. i just have zero idea if any of that will translate over.