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My first TV I bought in 1986 was made by VideoConcepts.
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K…KEEP ME POSTED
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>>223601854
>Fake AI store blend of McDonald's and circuit city

Tired of AI sloppa
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mine was Admiral
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>>223601854
Mine was a Zenith but it was my parents' old TV. Their new Zenith was much nicer.
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>>223602280
I remember Zenith
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I had this little Toshiba 10" TV with a built-in VCR in my dorm in 2001-3. I wish I still had it. Lots of memories like watching Courage the Cowardly Dog and Cowboy Bebop on Adult Swim.
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>in this thread a millennial OP pretends to be the age of his absentee father and fools DOZENS.
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>>223602677
fuck you



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