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WanMan
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Yesterday, friends came over and got my beloved Mitsubishi WS-65907 RPTV. I bought this the night of my closing on my home, back in December 12th, 2000. The unit had been delegated to Xbox-duty as other products of less substantial foot-print made their way into my family room.
After seeing how easily it was to disassemble into two portions (top/bottom), I could have managed this into the basement which is only 2-3 weeks away from furniture being able to go down there. I now regret the decision, but hopefully the new suitors will get much enjoyment out of it.
I think this is my second life's regret.
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emdawgz1
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| Link Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 1:23 pm Post subject: Re: A Tearful Goodbye |
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| WanMan wrote: |
I think this is my second life's regret. |
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What was the first, birth? 
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That would be my guess.
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| AnalogRocks wrote: | | What was the first, birth? |
You can't regret birth as it is beyond your control. You can however regret taking that first breath.
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I think your missing it guys. It isn't the second regret in his life, its his second life's regret. Who were you in your first life?
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AnalogRocks
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| whats6x7 wrote: | | I think your missing it guys. It isn't the second regret in his life, its his second life's regret. Who were you in your first life? |
Wow that's deep. Like two drunks discussing how man hold covers are made -deep.
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bbfarmht
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| AnalogRocks wrote: | | whats6x7 wrote: | | I think your missing it guys. It isn't the second regret in his life, its his second life's regret. Who were you in your first life? |
Wow that's deep. Like two drunks discussing how man hold covers are made -deep. |
AR your really starting to worry me!  Could you explain what a "man hold cover" is. Is it some Canadian thing?
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It's a tired typo thing. 
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First regret was letting go of a 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix for $150 in my stupid youth (as opposed to my stupid middle agedness).
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