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I also can't believe there is still a paycheck for these people who call themselves "futurists."
Hopefully when everyone is off buying eyeball TV's, big screen LCD's will drop to a decent price. And Blu Ray will be merely expensive rather than absurd.
M.
i'm straight yet he is still sexy
- by seasonwind May 5, 2009 4:30 AM PDT
- Well, That's really good. I would like to have one if they are going to sell it. I will find some good deals on http://www.lenscompare.com
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