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  • It's just a wall mounted monitor for my Kodi hardware.

Am in the process of watching "Spider-Noir" and they offer streams in color or b/w.

After watching the first ten minutes in color, I decided to just turn that off in the TV itself, then left it off just to see what it would feel like for a couple of days. It's weird, creates additional distance between the spectator and the medium, methinks.

Just a little experiment. And I don't need to refill the cartridges so often. Red was running low from all the slasher flicks.

* It's just a wall mounted monitor for my Kodi hardware. Am in the process of watching "Spider-Noir" and they offer streams in color or b/w. After watching the first ten minutes in color, I decided to just turn that off in the TV itself, then left it off just to see what it would feel like for a couple of days. It's weird, creates additional distance between the spectator and the medium, methinks. Just a little experiment. And I don't need to refill the cartridges so often. Red was running low from all the slasher flicks.
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Now you can truly judge the movies you watch by the content of their character rather than the color of their video.

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I wish I could upvote this 271,000 times.

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That's why televisions used to have tubes in them. Run them long enough, and the tube would run out of Europium.

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That's element 109 and us Science Men (TM) call it Jew-Ropeum.

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Your tv takes toner? What the fuck will these kike sewer rat jews thinking next?

A toll booth in the desert?