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I'm my in my 40's, and while I don't remember Black & White TV, I do remember watching TV, in the early '80's on a Black & White TV.
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I never had a black and white TV, But I do remember when CRTs were a thing.
My parents had a 40-inch JVC TV when I was a kid.
We retired it back in 2014 and replaced it with an LED Vizio.
My parents had a 40-inch JVC TV when I was a kid.
We retired it back in 2014 and replaced it with an LED Vizio.
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That's very similar to the style my parents had. I'll have to look at my mom's old photos, since I'm sure there is a photo of me around 3 years old standing near the TV.
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I have a 32" Insignia LCD TV that I got from Best Buy in the Summer of 2011 and it still works to this day.
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Your absolutely right!
My parents bought a Sears TV
in 1980 for the Living Room and then when they upgraded the Living Room TV in the mid '90's they gave it to me for my bedroom. I actually used the old Sears TV until the DTV switchover in 2009, when I finally bought a Flat Screen TV for myself. And when I got rid of the old Sears TV it was still working.So that old Sears TV
was working for almost 30 years! 
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I am 54 years old and remember the old tvs that you turned the knob to change channels and of course it was black and white. My parents never got a tv until I was 13 so before that I used to go to a friends house to watch tv. Do any of you remember the "test pattern" on the tv when there were no shows to watch? Oh the good old days.
Must say it is a shame that now when you buy anything, it does not last long before it is out of date or breaks down or new technology makes you have to buy a new one. No such thing as a cheap tv these days as they start in the thousands.
Must say it is a shame that now when you buy anything, it does not last long before it is out of date or breaks down or new technology makes you have to buy a new one. No such thing as a cheap tv these days as they start in the thousands.
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I bought a 4K amazon TV 52" for the kids that costed 250 bucks. They have come down alot.
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I'm my in my 40's, and while I don't remember Black & White TV, I do remember watching TV, in the early '80's on a Black & White TV.
early 40"s here and loving it my friend!
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I wonder if he happened to "accidentally" bump into his police record and it just happened to "accidentally" delete it?
Hmm... Many/most police departments were using Windows...
Makes you think about it too. LMAO!!!
What a conspiracy theorist would be doing to get his emails that disappeared regarding his record.
I'm just a "Theoretical Theorist" myself... LOL!
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