Excellent - well delivered. I particularly enjoyed the "to whom this may concern" - very derisory!
State of the Game
- Thread starter Fuglydog53
- Start date
Excellent - well delivered. I particularly enjoyed the "to whom this may concern" - very derisory!
For a change it wasn't meant to be derisory I just wasn't keeping up with the thread moaning so I left it there for whoever needed my soon to be trademarked TTE.
I never had an issue with that, but then again I never had an issue with motion sickness either. To the point I was nodding off on a fairgrounds ride (I was very tired and perhaps a little bit tipsy). My main gripe with VR is having to drink everything with a straw, which seems very high-schoolish in many instances.
S
True, hot coffee through a waxed paper straw is a recipe for disaster...My main gripe with VR is having to drink everything with a straw, which seems very high-schoolish in many instances.
Meanwhile, in other news, Buffy is on Disney+. I wonder if that series has aged well? I wonder if it is the infamous widescreen version or if they stayed faithful to the 4:3 format?
I have in the past felt a bit mischievous inviting guests over to watch The Shining and keeping it in 4:3 despite the widescreen home cinema setup.
S
I have in the past felt a bit mischievous inviting guests over to watch The Shining and keeping it in 4:3 despite the widescreen home cinema setup.
SIt works very well for a brief moment of time with a chocolate straw. If they just made long, skinny Tim Tams, we would be rocking on.
SNeutral grey side bars FTW BTW.Meanwhile, in other news, Buffy is on Disney+. I wonder if that series has aged well? I wonder if it is the infamous widescreen version or if they stayed faithful to the 4:3 format?
I have in the past felt a bit mischievous inviting guests over to watch The Shining and keeping it in 4:3 despite the widescreen home cinema setup.
SMeanwhile, in other news, Buffy is on Disney+. I wonder if that series has aged well? I wonder if it is the infamous widescreen version or if they stayed faithful to the 4:3 format?
I have in the past felt a bit mischievous inviting guests over to watch The Shining and keeping it in 4:3 despite the widescreen home cinema setup.
it holds up fine. rewatch that series every year at least. it's been available on hulu or maybe netflix for a while And i think it's the widescreen. I dont think anyone streams the 4:3.
I didn't mean it as a criticism - I just found it funny!
Meanwhile, in other news, Buffy is on Disney+. I wonder if that series has aged well? I wonder if it is the infamous widescreen version or if they stayed faithful to the 4:3 format?
I have in the past felt a bit mischievous inviting guests over to watch The Shining and keeping it in 4:3 despite the widescreen home cinema setup.
Ender (being normal) is a big fan, so I imagine he will critique its awesomeness.
Oh...
The widescreen box set was heavily criticised for being a sloppy affair - it is possible to see technicians and equipment in the backgrounds, and the edges of sets, at the edges at times. Which is why I never bought that particular box set despite being a huge Buffy fan and devastated when my ex-wife left with both my Buffy DVD set and my Land of the Lost box set.
At least she left my Star Trek TNG box set (the old lunch-box looking one) and my Star Wars originals (Han shot first).
S
just a wee bit of a fan
and i have trade paperbacks of all the comics that came after the series (including the new reboot) except 1. always 300 bucks when anyone is selling it. super lame
As in Bentos Fray?I only have "Fray"
and i have the entire series hd encoding just in case my subscribed streaming services lose the rights. Can't trust studios these days. Hundreds of GB's well spent.I only have "Fray", the futuristic Slayer thingy. Never been big on spinoffs.
Fray makes a return appearance in i think season 11. Spike becomes captain to an alien space ship. The series thru to season 12 was pretty good.
The reboot isn't bad either.
Glad it wasn't just me hahahaha!