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780	Thundercats/TSharks comic project	Well done.	Vaporman87	Feb 06, 2013
779	Thundercats/TSharks comic project	ok, this is a WIP of the newest bad guys on the Tigersharks block, and they hate both the TSharks and Mantanas. <img src="http://sphotos-a.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn1/s480x480/579556_10200456781371410_176676285_n.jpg">	TSharkfan1	Feb 06, 2013
778	Awful(ly great) movies & shows	The Yoda puppet from Star Wars could emote as well as any animatronic creation.	Vaporman87	Feb 06, 2013
777	Nintendo World Championship on ebay!!!	<blockquote rel="shakin steak"><b>shakin steak wrote :</b><br>Probably just so you can see the condition of the PCB (circuit board), if any corrosion is present etc.</blockquote> Even the inside has to be mint. Now that's being particular.	Vaporman87	Feb 06, 2013
776	The Playground	We've managed to build a fairly nice for the kids outside our house. They love it. I know I enjoyed them greatly, and still do.	Vaporman87	Feb 06, 2013
774	Whats the best Laser Disc player out there?	Wow. Nice finds shakin. I also never owned a laser disc player. My best friend and also a boyfriend of my mom owned them. I can recall the one my mom's boyfriend owned was the kind that contained the disc inside a cover of some kind that the disc was ejected from when it was inserted into the player.	Vaporman87	Feb 05, 2013
773	The first album you ever purchased	<IMG SRC="http://i.imgur.com/9D1QIgl.jpg">	shakin steak	Feb 05, 2013
772	Whats the best Laser Disc player out there?	I am interested in all video formats, but unfortunately completely missed ever getting on Laserdisc. So I don't have personal experience, but I will tell you the best info I could find online. <a href="http://www.mindspring.com/~laserguru/digitalage.html">Here</a> is a guy who knows what he's talking about with this stuff (read Step #4). He goes into detail about good and bad brands, as well as model number conventions and mentioning specific ones to get or avoid. Other steps on that page have additional tips for improving quality. If you're just after particular model, the takeaway is go for Pioneer if you can. These are the models he mentions, listed in descending order of quality from "very best" to "pretty good": -Pioneer HLD-X9 -Pioneer LD-S9 -Pioneer Elite CLD-97/Pioneer Elite CLD-99 -Pioneer CLD-D704/Pioneer Elite CLD-79 -Panasonic LX-900 and stay far, far away from Sony. Not just the players, don't even get Sony or Columbia Tri-Star discs, as many were <a href="http://www.mindspring.com/~laserguru/askjosh.htm">manufactured</a> in unclean conditions at the DADC USA plant, and those are very susceptible to "laser rot." Although if you are serious, you can find out how to tell which discs came from here and which from other plants that did not have this problem. That second page I linked has a more thorough (albeit still not complete) list of players that can be recommended, and with feedback from others. About halfway down, under the question <i>There are so many different laserdisc players out there. How do I know which are the best?</i>	shakin steak	Feb 05, 2013
771	Favorite cars of the 90's	<img src="http://media.screened.com/uploads/0/5163/471576-car_1_super.jpg"</img>	Mr Magic	Feb 05, 2013
770	Forum Index Bumps no longer necessary	<blockquote rel="shakin steak"><b>shakin steak wrote :</b><br>My bump, my bump, my bump, my lovely little bumps (Check it out)</blockquote> I'm not sure if I should start dancing or fear for your sanity.	Vaporman87	Feb 05, 2013