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Actually, yeah... My gramps fell out of a tree and broke his arm badly enough that it was bulging the skin at the break enough to make out the bone shape. he was showing off to my grandmother. Wish my grampa could climb trees. He's so old...

Bicycle.

Stupid me. And now I even have to go to the pharmacy for some bandages since I never really had any in the house.. at 11 PM. Bloody sheets in the morning FTL.

Actually, yeah...

Worse, loud music.

Fell of the bike today... that was fun... but not for my skin.

Sounds like fun. You do have an AC inside, right? If not, you are one tough ass mofo. 9 hours still make you one, but.

Always Never Foobar2000, which I have hotkeys mapped to since my keyboard has so many buttons Seriously? Are you a woman? Start multi-tasking for god's sake. Like I said, if I had actual work do and not just surfing blogs and watching cat videos I would, but such is life I am on the same boat as Peng.

That is what I thought until I had dual. How many times are you on two websites at a time? How often are you watching a video and it is in the middle of surfing the net? Do you ever work on a paper and multi-task with any other software? And so on. IMO, a 24" and another monitor is better than a bigger counterpart. So much so that I actually somewhat dislike using my other pc even though its faster since it only has one monitor. My next work pc will have three. Not often. Not often No. I'll be making a new desk and it will be pretty huge so I may sell or keep the 22" for dual with whatever I get. But I just don't have that much of a use for a dual monitor sys. I've had dual before, didn't get the most out of it.

For how long have you been with it and do you feel like going bigger? 3 years maybe a bit more. With how close I am I couldn't foresee a larger screen adding anything to gaming unless I wanted to put the display farther away, or use it as a tv. For hard gaming larger would be worse IMHO. It's also top dog resolution (within tripple the price) and speed. I don't get any blur and its bright. Like the surface of the sun bright. I turned it was down. The room mate who built my system continuously drools over it. Going larger would be nice if I wanted to sit farther back and use it like a tv but I have a couple flat screens around the house and a 10 foot anamorphic screen in the home theater. For up close and personal work it can't be beat especially since New egg was giving them away for $250 a while back. The detail ,speed of pixel change, resolution, and good design are much more important for a pc display.... Maybe if I was photoshoping huge images and wanted more realestate to work with, then it would be of value but then it would stretch the pixel size so that resolution would be less magical stretched over another 7 inches. Oh the times when I wish I could shop from the USA and not worry about shipping and taxes. Guess I'll go to a store and compare what will best suit me from the distance I'll be watching.

I have no real use for a dual setup. Right now I'm with a 22" and it's good for gaming and browsing, but it's not full HD and small for watching movies while lied down on the bed.

For how long have you been with it and do you feel like going bigger?

My room is as dark as in a cave. It must be Full HD too.

Also the price is quite important as a factor.

I know some of you guys know about monitors. LCD, Plasma or LED? TFT or LED matrix? It will be used as a PC monitor for interwebs and most definitely gaming, and movies. I don't know I would handle it (eyes), but looking for 35" or even bigger screen. Any thoughts?

While looking for a new headset I read about some ridiculous numbers of break in periods too.

me or dem? I'll take what's in your avatar, I need a ripped shirt. You can take whatever you want, another Matt.

What you want, Matt?

Wanna send you some flacs and wavs ?

lol at the moose tray.

I won't stand listening to music with headphones at home, since it playing pretty much non-stop.

I would consider buying headphones for outdoor use only.

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