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#201
Dec 8 2009 03:30pm
Quote (Grillz9909 @ Dec 8 2009 04:13pm)
Err... I'm not sure it feels the same way about you


LOL
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#202
Dec 8 2009 04:33pm
Quote (Grillz9909 @ Dec 8 2009 03:13pm)
Err... I'm not sure it feels the same way about you


LOL. Dick.
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#203
Dec 8 2009 05:37pm
Quote (luckyduck_man2000 @ Dec 7 2009 09:26pm)
maybe.  though for an expensive tv im sure i speak for a lot of people.  id feel more comfortable with screws in studs stead of drywall


we hang phone systems that cost in the range of $1000-$3000 with these anchors, the good ones (IE, the auger type or the butterfly type) will hold 50+ pounds each and are harder to pull out of drywall than it is to pull a drywall screw out of a 2x4


these things are no joke\



and yes, we have used them on VERY old drywall/sheetrock (the crumbly kind) and they still work just fine
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Dec 8 2009 06:24pm
Quote (Ice98 @ Dec 8 2009 05:37pm)
we hang phone systems that cost in the range of $1000-$3000 with these anchors, the good ones (IE, the auger type or the butterfly type) will hold 50+ pounds each and are harder to pull out of drywall than it is to pull a drywall screw out of a 2x4


these things are no joke\



and yes, we have used them on VERY old drywall/sheetrock (the crumbly kind) and they still work just fine


I just put the TV on the wall, and it looks great. I used a step up from the standard bolts that go into the stud. This thing is SOLID. My dad made me the plate that stretches the studs, and it worked out exactly as I imagined.

Here is a picture:
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#205
Dec 8 2009 06:27pm
Quote (iSamuel @ Dec 8 2009 07:24pm)
I just put the TV on the wall, and it looks great. I used a step up from the standard bolts that go into the stud. This thing is SOLID. My dad made me the plate that stretches the studs, and it worked out exactly as I imagined.

Here is a picture:
http://img121.imageshack.us/img121/3236/mounted.jpg


the tp for cleanin' up the mess. Niceeee.
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#206
Dec 8 2009 06:28pm
Quote (amking99 @ Dec 8 2009 06:27pm)
the tp for cleanin' up the mess. Niceeee.


Fuck. I thought to myself when posting the picture, "Is there anything that might seem awkward in there..."

I just never noticed that.
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#207
Dec 8 2009 09:37pm
yeah, when posting pictures on the internet, usually a good idea to make sure that your TP, wastebasket full of "soiled" TP, and other mess isnt visible
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#208
Dec 8 2009 09:48pm
I always enjoy counting the amount of jerking material kept on people's desks.
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#209
Dec 8 2009 09:53pm
Quote (iSamuel @ Dec 8 2009 07:24pm)
I just put the TV on the wall, and it looks great. I used a step up from the standard bolts that go into the stud. This thing is SOLID. My dad made me the plate that stretches the studs, and it worked out exactly as I imagined.

Here is a picture:
http://img121.imageshack.us/img121/3236/mounted.jpg


120hz 60hz 240hz? looks nice.
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#210
Dec 9 2009 12:35am
Quote (rockonkenshin @ Dec 8 2009 07:48pm)
I always enjoy counting the amount of jerking material kept on people's desks.


me too
dunno why
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