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Wire? How about that plastic on the side? Probably matches the couch though!
How bout dat Raiders hat too?
...and dat jizz on the bottom left of the screen
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Thinking about getting my TV mounted to the wall, lots o questions....
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Wire? How about that plastic on the side? Probably matches the couch though!
How bout dat Raiders hat too?
...and dat jizz on the bottom left of the screen
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Plastic covered couches are one the most annoying, especially during summer time...Hard to jerk off without being too noisy & sticking all over.
Lukejaywalker23
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Never noticed that I left it on the sub. Thanks for pointing it out. Nothing shameful bout the raiders tho.
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I'm upgrading from a 10 year old 65" rear-projection TV to a 65" OLED, and I want to wall mount it on a stand that will let me rotate it 180 degrees for shmup tate goodness. Anyone else done something similar and have a recommendation for a good stand? I've been Googling like mad, and all I can find are basic computer monitor mounts that can't handle the weight and size of the TV. Ideally, the mount would "soft latch" into place on the vertical and landscape orientations so that I'm not having to constantly finesse it a few rotation degrees.
I'm upgrading from a 10 year old 65" rear-projection TV to a 65" OLED, and I want to wall mount it on a stand that will let me rotate it 180 degrees for shmup tate goodness. Anyone else done something similar and have a recommendation for a good stand? I've been Googling like mad, and all I can find are basic computer monitor mounts that can't handle the weight and size of the TV. Ideally, the mount would "soft latch" into place on the vertical and landscape orientations so that I'm not having to constantly finesse it a few rotation degrees.