Lurker's Chit Chat Thread # 5

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Chimney34

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T'was a special order ;)

DesertVapes.

Ayep, I think so :glare:

Well he has it now :p

Jeff :)

Aw! So glad you've been having a good time today :)

Ahhh ok. That's why I didn't know about it:laugh:

That was quick:p

I am yes. It's helped lift my mood finally too.

That's great LB! I'm glad you had such a great day:wub:
 

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Ty BS.

Missed ya :wub:

I've been missin you too:wub:
I was kinda worried about you too since I hadn't seen you much but it makes me feel good to see you in better spirits.

Wonderful! {{{WDS}}} I knew you were "down".

Yep, when somethings gotta be done I can git'er done! :lol:

That's my MD:D
 

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    Most LCD/Plasma TVs last for a few years before problems such as loss of color, brightness, black spots begin to show. The life expectancy of an LCD/LED TV can be between 4 to 10 years depending on usage and maintenance as well as other factors such as type, brand, location and environment. Branded TVs from multinational companies such as Sony, Samsung or LG tend to last longer as the hardware components used in the TVs are more expensive and thus more reliable. In general, the life expectancy of an LCD or LED TV is a few years after the expiration of the warranty.

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    Chimney34

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    Most LCD/Plasma TVs last for a few years before problems such as loss of color, brightness, black spots begin to show. The life expectancy of an LCD/LED TV can be between 4 to 10 years depending on usage and maintenance as well as other factors such as type, brand, location and environment. Branded TVs from multinational companies such as Sony, Samsung or LG tend to last longer as the hardware components used in the TVs are more expensive and thus more reliable. In general, the life expectancy of an LCD or LED TV is a few years after the expiration of the warranty.

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    That sounds more like it.
     
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