It doesn't look like that to me!
I mean, it did at the start--I hated it and wanted my old TV back, but I love how it looks now, so the only solution is for bon to put in a catheter and hunker down in front of the beast. After a day or two of solid watching, she'll be rewired appropriately.
I mean, I actually went through the blur and judder settings--it has a demo where it's on auto for half the screen and off the other, but once I'd acclimated to it, I couldn't se the difference.
But I'm also the sort who can't tell the difference between flicker rates on monitors, so my eyes are just slutty.
I could skip the catheter and turn motion smoothing off, just spitballing here.
wanted my old TV back
We still have one of your old TVs!
Okay, random question. Sentence diagramming: love it or hate it?
This is where we talk about crazy house/mortgage stuff, right?
After Katrina, my boss and a couple of friends bought a house. They then took a 2nd mortgage out on one of the friends' houses and paid the just-bought house (hereafter the JBH) off. Now, my boss wants to sell the JBH to one of his employees - but there's a mortgage on it in default. The guy who sold them the JBH in 2006 apparently had a mortgage out on the house, and continued making interest payments for a while. If I read the legal papers right, the guy even refinanced the loan *this year*.
So now my boss (and friends) can't sell the house until they deal with this $120K mortgage that they didn't take out, and they have ten days to pay a certain amount or the house will be foreclosed on. I mean, WTF. They can't figure out how the existing loan didn't come to light when they bought the house originally.
LOVED IT. It's been awhile so I would need a refresher, but I loved it when we did it in middle school.
I don't remember how to properly diagram sentences.
Aimee and Amy: [link]
I never teach it because I'm not convinced of its utility. But I do enjoy it.
I vaguely remember having fun diagramming sentences in middle school but I can't remember how to do it now.
Grammar turned into formulas, of course I loved it. (Now, it didn't really help me with english grammar. I read so much my writing was intuitive. I don't think I really got a firm grasp on parts of speech until I started learning foreign languages.)
Holy shit, smonster. I would cast blame on New Orleans. Tell 'em to get a lawyer, because... hell to the no.