What grinds my gears...

[Sir Fynwy]

Which one, which one?

LG 37LF7700, has freesat built in. Not sure what to do as the 42" is only £120 extra but our current tv is 37" and seems fine.

[Dr The Singh]

LG 37LF7700, has freesat built in. Not sure what to do as the 42" is only £120 extra but our current tv is 37" and seems fine.

Buy the 42, cus these days it's all about size, I bought a 42 inch a few years ago and now every fookers getting a 50incher, who says size doesn't matter!!

[Ford Super Sunday]

LG 37LF7700, has freesat built in. Not sure what to do as the 42" is only £120 extra but our current tv is 37" and seems fine.

I'll give you £100 for your old one if it makes your decision any easier!

[Bellend Sebastian]

LG 37LF7700, has freesat built in. Not sure what to do as the 42" is only £120 extra but our current tv is 37" and seems fine.

Very nice. It's always a dilemma when the massive ones become affordable, isn't it? The only thing that puts me off is non HD sources looking particularly crappy on bigger screens

[Sir Fynwy]

I'll give you £100 for your old one if it makes your decision any easier!

The old one would be going into the bedroom if I do buy a new tv.

[Daggers]

who says size doesn't matter!!

Mrs. The Singh always seems grateful

[Dr The Singh]

Mrs. The Singh always seems grateful

Well i'm glad atleast she is with someone!!!!

[Jay]

The Stupid women driver who though it would be clever to drive down the A1 at 50mph in the dark, with the internal light on Texting! how stupid can some people be

[MikeyT]

Tw*ts that stick their noses into other people's business when it literally has nothing to do with them.

[hairy]

The only thing that puts me off is non HD sources looking particularly crappy on bigger screens

Agreed

and the power consumption. They are trying to pass a law in the States to limit the size of TVs being sold as they use so much juice.

[hairy]

Boxing promoters

[Dr The Singh]

Agreed

and the power consumption. They are trying to pass a law in the States to limit the size of TVs being sold as they use so much juice.

Maybe they should do that on there cars aswell!!!

[Daggers]

Thick people.

Thick people'd be alright if they just accepted their lot and shut up. But they don't. Some twat once made the mistake of appointing a thick person to a position whereby they could start appointing other thick people and now everywhere I turn there are thick people in charge of stuff or venturing their opinions.

Barely a decision makes it out that hasn't just gone through the mammalian brain - no cerebral cortex, no nothing.

They should all be tested, publicly marked and barred from driving, having children and holding positions of authority (all the way down to receptionist).

Especially receptionists.

If you're a receptionist and you don't have good looks and a cracking cleavage your one and only job is to fucking help people.

Thick receptionist cunt.

[Daggers]

And environmental/animal rights campaigners.

[Fox92]

Sky Tv.

[Tilley]

Sky Tv.

We finally get shiny HD next week. :w00t:

[Samilktray]

Living in the past.

[Edmund]

LG 37LF7700, has freesat built in. Not sure what to do as the 42" is only £120 extra but our current tv is 37" and seems fine.

Just a bit of advice. I would stay well clear from any tv with built in extras such as free-sat or a dvd player. The tv always outlives the internal components which will make the extras redundant.

Also the fail rate is a lot higher on the extras as less and cheaper components are used.

That's if you've not bought it already.

[Legend_in_blue]

Frigging side lights on with those damn stupid fog lights lit down the frigging A6 in misty, damp, drizzle weather conditions.

No, it does not look HARD.

Idiots.

Edited 6 November 2009 by Legend_in_blue

[Tommy G]

Girls

[Ford Super Sunday]

Girls

Is that the good grinding of your gears or the bad one?

If it's the bad one, I agree with you wholeheartedly

[Sir Fynwy]

Just a bit of advice. I would stay well clear from any tv with built in extras such as free-sat or a dvd player. The tv always outlives the internal components which will make the extras redundant.

Also the fail rate is a lot higher on the extras as less and cheaper components are used.

That's if you've not bought it already.

The chance of early failure is not a major problem to me (fit for purpose and warranty should cover that) and the extra convenience of having everything actually work together rather than loads of peripherals not communicating properly is a bonus.

That said I've bought nothing yet.

Edited 6 November 2009 by Sir Fynwy

[Ford Super Sunday]

The very probable fact that I already know the next two weeks could be fooking shit, stressful, frustrating, worrying, just generally very unfun

That grinds my gears very much

Edited 6 November 2009 by Ian C

[Edmund]

The chance of early failure is not a major problem to me (fit for purpose and warranty should cover that) and the extra convenience of having everything actually work together rather than loads of peripherals not communicating properly is a bonus.

That said I've bought nothing yet.

There's no doubt the convenience of having in built free-sat is a major advantage just thought I would give you some food for thought.

I'm always a believer that if anything goes wrong electronically they usually occur within the first few months if not straight away (touches wood) so you're quite right the warranty will cover you.

I must admit it's mainly the tvs with in built dvd players I wouldn't touch with a barge pole and without being snobbish the asda/tesco own brands etc are most prone to faults so with LG you should be fine anyway.

[maddog]

Yep annoying. Also when you stop at a zebra crossing and they don't say thank you. Some don't understand that I really didn't need to stop and could have run you over!

If someones waiting at a zebra crossing you should stop though. I'm pretty certain you will fail your driving test if you don't.