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...so-called "homphobes"? ...do you think they would be more accepted by society? Before you accuse me of making generalizations, hear me out. I consider myself just a typical middle-class, college-educated, heterosexual young guy. I have a number of lesbian, gay, and bisexual acquaintances...

...& Ford Police Interceptor? The Caprice PPV is based on the Pontiac G8, and the Police Interceptor is based on the Taurus SHO. For those who know anything about these vehicles, do you believe they will meet your needs? Ford's Crown Vic is being replaced by a front-driving V6 without...

Time to replace the lamp in your projection TV. The bulbs only last a few thousand hours at most before they go kaput and the TV won't be able to work anymore.

Yes they do. http://www.walmart.com/search/search-ng.do?search_constraint=3944&ic=48_0&search_query=converter+box&Find.x=24&Find.y=4&Find=Find&fromPageCatId=133270&catNavId=133270

Unfortunately, no. People will always try to censor speech, attempting to deny you your rights to freedom of speech. Do NOT ever allow anyone to bully you into changing your convictions.

Unless this is truly some earth-shattering vibration caused by the garage door opener, your TV should be fine.

Sounds like a bad backlight. The notorious fluorescent light flicker. You can look into getting it fixed, but it may be a bit expensive.

Sounds like a bad backlight. The notorious fluorescent light flicker. You can look into getting it fixed, but it may be a bit expensive.

Hold it in. Spray Febreeze or something or else burn candles to try to mask it.

I would say it's worth the extra $50 getting the Panasonic. RELIABILITY: Panasonic SIZE: Panasonic RESPONSE TIME (lack of motion blur): Panasonic CONTRAST & COLOR: Panasonic Plasmas excel especially in darker conditions. Panasonic is a more established brand than Vizio, the current leader in...

You would need expensive professional video equipment to do that.

A 26 inch wide-screen 16:9 TV is smaller (less screen area) than a 26 inch 4:3 TV. So while 27 inch CRT televisions used to be common in living rooms, a 26 inch LCD TV would now be considered smaller than average. This is a common size television in bedrooms.

With a video connection that can support a high-definition signal, yes (component YPbPr or HDMI)

There's counter-discrimination going on as well. No matter how much anyone would like it, men and women will never be exactly equal. It is impossible. We will always be different in some aspects.

I usually don't see much of it. In Religion & Spirituality I occasionally see people on both sides (pro-gay and anti-gay), same with politics. In TVs? Never.

Nope, because I didn't know they made TVs that small.

1. The safest sex, by far, is no sex. 2. Good luck finding free condoms. SOMEONE will have to pay for them somewhere along the line: there is no condom mine in Colorado or anything like that. Nothing in life is free. If you're willing to pay out-of-pocket and give them away for free, then...

Haha, "One man's meat is another man's poison" I'll have to remember that one.

Yes I do get it. Just because I don't like country music doesn't mean I can't be friends with people who do like country music, now does it?

Two guys cannot have sex, as there is no receptacle for the penis. Think about it like pipe fittings: you can't screw two hoses together if they're both the male end, or if they're both the female end. It won't work.