And what's your budget for said purchase?
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I'd like to buy a TV... I actually was going to start a thread on this subject, but what is the best TV I can get? Shooting for around 55 inches because my living room isn't really big enough to fit much bigger, would be too close to it and get a head ache.Comment -
SonyComment -
in market for another book w/ok bonus 5k investmentComment -
If not interested in plasma technology and you have no budget:
Sharp now owns the 'Elite' brand but has implemented their technology with LED. Previously, Elite was owned by Pioneer and they branded their sets as 'Kuro Elite', but those were Plasma sets (still top of the line).
Biggest mistake most TV consumers make is buying a set that is too small. If the set is for a living room, you can easily make do with a 60" or larger. Keep in mind that you should be sitting no further back than 8 to 12 feet (max) from your tv in order to truly enjoy the effects of a 1080p picture. glComment -
Mail order bride.
Budget not a issueComment -
A boatComment -
have been looking at these for 2 years...might pull the trigger this fall...about $6k for solid used.
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turning Pro,
$68.54 Budget...Comment -
Big Tv's overrated
too many people buy them and they are too big for room they are viewing it inComment -
Been trying to find a dts with decent miles for couple monthsComment -
Thinking of buying a boatComment -
Some type of frag grenade...silkroad now has an armory section.
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Wedding, honeymoon, downpayment on a house all by spring 2013. Budget 250k.Comment -
Don't do it. My dad has a 22', which is basically mine now. What a pain in the ass/black hole money pit that thing is. Fukking endless repairs/maintenance/upgrades, not only for the boat but the trailer, truck, rod, reels, everything... They say BOAT stands for "bust out another thousand" and every owner out there knows its true.
On the positive side, chicks dig it. They always hit me up wanting to party on the boat again. And if you're into fishing, nothing beats a day on the water. Even if the fish ain't bitingComment -
8 grand for a tv? GTFOOH!If not interested in plasma technology and you have no budget:
Sharp now owns the 'Elite' brand but has implemented their technology with LED. Previously, Elite was owned by Pioneer and they branded their sets as 'Kuro Elite', but those were Plasma sets (still top of the line).
Biggest mistake most TV consumers make is buying a set that is too small. If the set is for a living room, you can easily make do with a 60" or larger. Keep in mind that you should be sitting no further back than 8 to 12 feet (max) from your tv in order to truly enjoy the effects of a 1080p picture. glComment -
Car and a TV.
15-18K for the car. Paying cash, no financing.
Upwards of 4K for the TV. Would need a 55" or 60" LED. I currently have a 46" Sony Bravia, and would probably stick with Sony. Possibly a Samsung or Sharp. Throw me some ideas, and maybe change my mind about brand.
Really no rush for either. Just something I may buy with in the next year or so.Comment -
42ft Aft cabin. Yacht
1998-2005
$75k-$150k
Mississppi/st croix river yachting.Comment -
Home exterior products that are energy efficient. Huge budget.Comment -
I jus bought an original Nechita for 45k, when the market was better this same one was bought for 130k.המוסד
המוסד למודיעין ולתפקידים מיוחדים
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to be fair this is a huge tv...but it's more than $100 per inch
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Been looking into summer camps to send our daughter starting next year.
At some of the most prestigous ones, we actually have to go to an "interview" this fall. They want to meet all of us before you're even allowed to apply. Unreal.
Ridiculously expensive, but they are awesome. Unbelievable facilities & activities for kids. The best ones are basically prep schools for some great colleges.Comment -
Opie's wife.
$1,000,000, indecent proposal-esqueComment -
Maybe a line service for the football season.Comment -
A new house in Vegas.Comment
You motherfukker