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berth said:
I didn't even know color was invented back then.
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You may be correct. But we still never had a color TV.

I can remember going over to a friend's house to watch the Wizard of Oz. At that point in my life, I had only seen it on our black and white TV. I had no idea that most of the movie was made in color. So, while watching it, I thought "I've seen this before. Hoo-hum." Then, when Dorthy opened the door to her home which had just landed in Oz, I was completely blown away. That was my introduction to color TV.
 
We went over to the Hibbard's to see their color TV.

Revelation.

Now my 65" 4k OLED is considered "small"! :laughing
 
I have the same size TV. 65” 4k OLED. It’s low, centered at my eye level while I’m sitting on my sofa. And it’s only 8 feet away from my head so a larger screen is unnecessary.

And i think that people who put their TV’s up high on a wall are completely nutz. They end up having to crane their neck up to watch it. It’s very uncomfortable.
 
ST Guy said:
I have the same size TV. 65” 4k OLED. It’s low, centered at my eye level while I’m sitting on my sofa. And it’s only 8 feet away from my head so a larger screen is unnecessary.

And i think that people who put their TV’s up high on a wall are completely nutz. They end up having to crane their neck up to watch it. It’s very uncomfortable.
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Yes, eye height for TV and ear height for base layer speakers.

I sit at 13 feet and 65 is fine, which is good because there isn't room for anything much larger.
 
Is the back of your TV watching sofa pushed up against a wall?
 
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ST Guy said:
Is the back of your TV watching sofa pushed up against a wall?
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Three feet forward from the back wall, mainly to facilitate proper implementation of 4 speaker ATMOS.

Any further forward and it would block the entrance from the kitchen area.

TV is also about three feet off the back wall and any further forward would just look odd.
 
Croc wearing..!!! :rofl They have replaced birkenstocks for nerdness in my mind.

Cannot believe there are fellow Dude boomers that sport either.
 
budman said:
Croc wearing..!!! :rofl They have replaced birkenstocks for nerdness in my mind.

Cannot believe there are fellow Dude boomers that sport either.
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Never owned either.

Or Tevas.
 
budman said:
Croc wearing..!!! :rofl They have replaced birkenstocks for nerdness in my mind.

Cannot believe there are fellow Dude boomers that sport either.
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The holes in crocs are so your dignity can drain out. I have a pair. They’re for gardening and that’s it.
 
Come on now, Mr. Peabody has the "WayBack Machine" cranked up,
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Earth shoe - Wikipedia

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You needed to break in your ankles for the extra range of motion.
Yes, I do wear crocs, as water shoes, and I wear a Tilly, and subscribe to Latitude 38,
Wind IS one of my three forms of speed, gasoline and gravity, last two.
 
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My foot size limits my options... I gotta take what I can get.
But my normal sized brother wears very cool shoes.
 
GAJ said:
Never owned either.

Or Tevas.
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I used to wear Teva flip flops all the time. They were my footwear for work. Along with cargo shorts and a T shirt, often motorcycle related. I was at a point in my career where i could wear anything to work and everyone was happy to have me there.
 
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