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Nov 27, 2015
11:37:45am

srey All-American

If $180 doesn't break your budget go bigger.

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srey

New username: OneUpper
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Joined: Feb 1, 2007
Last login: Dec 28, 2016
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One more time. Sorry. Would you rather get a

Bravescoug

11/27/15 11:33am

65"

Kerbouchard

11/27/15 11:34am

Go big or go home.

Cylon Coug

11/27/15 11:35am

If $180 doesn't break your budget go bigger.

srey

11/27/15 11:37am

65 without question

Pasadena

11/27/15 11:38am

I agree with the previous four responses. If you have the $180, get the bigger

Tim

11/27/15 11:38am

TV's, rims and burritos. Always get a bigger size than you think

BlueFrog

11/27/15 11:41am

a 65" tv has 17.4% more screen area than a 60" tv

DapperDan

11/27/15 11:43am

A 65 inch TV is 17% bigger than a 60 inch TV

HuskerFan2

11/27/15 11:47am

You'll regret it if you don't get the bigger one

KingDave

11/27/15 11:48am

Thanks everyone. Pulled the trigger on the 65".

Bravescoug

11/27/15 11:53am

We never outgrow peer pressure, but you made the right choice

4mack

11/27/15 11:55am

You won't regret it. 5" is significant, and well worth another $180 imo.

Kerbouchard

11/27/15 11:58am

That being said...my 70 inch is sweet.

Fdnman

11/27/15 12:50pm

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