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Posted November 04, 2009
http://www.kotaku.com.au/2009/11/shooting-a-nintendo-ds-through-a-wall/
We have FMJ 5.56, FMJ 7.62 and now NDS? How embarassing would it be to be killed by something like that? At least off me with a PSP...
Posted November 04, 2009
And North Korean military exports fake Nintendo games. Coincidence? I don't think so.
Posted November 04, 2009
So does that mean they'll find a way to use old Xbox's as artillery shells?
Yes, that was a swipe at the size of the original Xbox. Though the PS3 wasn't any better, damn thing weighs enough to crush a small child.
Posted November 04, 2009
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Shalgroth: Though the PS3 wasn't any better

They save those to nuke the moon.
Posted November 04, 2009
I dunno, my old laptop is probably moddable to build a tank out of it.
Posted November 04, 2009
Now that you mentioned it, I could give you my toaster to make a nice rocket launcher to go on top of your tank.
Posted November 04, 2009
My old 17" CRT could probably level a country... And imagine, they actually made bigger ones! *pets LCD*
Posted November 04, 2009
...And now to find a launcher for my DS. That neighbor lady that smells like cat piss will die!
Posted November 05, 2009
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Shalgroth: My old 17" CRT could probably level a country... And imagine, they actually made bigger ones! *pets LCD*

Yup, I used to have a 19" CRT. And at one of my previous jobs, I had a 21" CRT. That thing nearly collapsed into a black hole.
Posted November 05, 2009
My mum had a 60CM CRT TV, I had to refuse to move it when she wanted to rearrange the room because it was doing my back in
Posted November 05, 2009
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Shalgroth: My old 17" CRT could probably level a country... And imagine, they actually made bigger ones! *pets LCD*
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Wishbone: Yup, I used to have a 19" CRT. And at one of my previous jobs, I had a 21" CRT. That thing nearly collapsed into a black hole.

My old 19" CRT was the best screen I've ever used, pity it weighed almost 20 kg. At least it went to a friend and is still used, and not to the dump.
Posted November 05, 2009
Ah, if only Amusement Magazine was written in other languages. I may just subscribe for the amazing pictures, and ignore the french writing.
Posted November 05, 2009
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Wishbone: Yup, I used to have a 19" CRT. And at one of my previous jobs, I had a 21" CRT. That thing nearly collapsed into a black hole.

I can't remember, but CRT monitors never got much bigger than 21", did they?
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Miaghstir: My old 19" CRT was the best screen I've ever used, pity it weighed almost 20 kg.

It's ridiculous, hey? Heavy bastards they were. I bet Saddam's WMDs consisted of FROG launchers loaded with depleted uranium tipped CRTs. =P
Posted November 05, 2009
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Shalgroth: My old 17" CRT could probably level a country... And imagine, they actually made bigger ones! *pets LCD*

My grandparents have a HDTV in China that is made by one of the biggest electronics companies there, and I remember it was a CRT that did 1080p (!) and it was like 32-inches. I'm not sure if the Ikea table it was sitting on broke or not.
Also, good thing I know enough French to get by... in Canada.
Post edited November 05, 2009 by michaelleung
Posted November 05, 2009
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Wishbone: Yup, I used to have a 19" CRT. And at one of my previous jobs, I had a 21" CRT. That thing nearly collapsed into a black hole.
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Shalgroth: I can't remember, but CRT monitors never got much bigger than 21", did they?

Here's a 24-inch widescreen CRT, though I cannot find mentions of anything larger, save for TV screens.
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