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Disappointed with the quality. There's a thread in the tech section. Overall I preferred my old Sony setup

 

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I'm not allowed in the technical section. Call me old school, but I prefer the old five plus a sub surround sound system. Just can't get the left to right laser or car chase or race audio as well without it.

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I do too but this was for the bedroom. I had a 5.1 in my room before. I pissed a lot of people off

 

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Wanna trade?

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Yes

 

 

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Yea its 55 degrees here

 

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They think its going to miss us I hope so last weeks snow was enough this town was basically shutdown because of 6" snow.

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Um in Michigan it was 80 and two days later we had a blizzard

 

True story

 

 

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I agree send some snow down here I want to watch the idiots drive. Just not this weekend I'm supposed to be going up/down a river on a kayak and canoe with a couple friends and camping out along the way.

 

 

 

 

We had a hard frost last week :-D

 

 

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I hate you. Lmao

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I hear that a lot.

 

 

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They're calling for up to 6" of snow tomorrow it looks like. Should be interesting- 6" wouldn't be a big deal in NH but no one here can seem to drive in the stuff nevermind that they are way slower to plow out here.

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Um in Michigan it was 80 and two days later we had a blizzard

 

True story

 

 

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I got a friggin sunburn the week of St. Patty's day last year out on the job site and then it snowed like a week later. It was the coolest thing ever having 80 degree weather for Indy supercross last year, they even had bar patio seats open. It was nuts downtown.

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