exploding television

Like the title says. Tv goes boom

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• television
• tv
• explode
• explosion

[VaderNES]

I would have wanted those TVs you bastard. Those are retro '70s style TVs. And '70s style TVs are becoming collector's items.

[Caesar0031]

If only I had known

[VaderNES]

Only a dumbass destroys crap without checking its value. At least they weren't Bicentennial edition TVs (1976), which are the most collectable and the most patriotic. But wood-grain electronics are popular again. And TVs are hazardous to destroy.

[Caesar0031]

I'm sorry if I gave the impression I cared.

[pambayla]

one way of getting rid of MSM.

[koechiaki777]

i bet both TVs on both sides were wondering who was next

[Camerons674]

That was good!

[baboonswet]

COMING SOON!

No really, I'll make one.

[VaderNES]

How much do you want for it? I'll buy it and use it. I collect old electronics and I use them. I exclusively use CRTs, and I keep all TVs made before 1990, even non-working (the one exception is my 1988 Samsung TV, which is heading for the trash for causing me such frustration [it won't stay bright without hitting it] once I get a Sony of a similar size and a similar or older age).

[Computerfreaq15]

i have seen a 50's or older tv around here and someone hardwired the co-axle port for something. it has the circular CRT and everything!!! it is awsome, and still works!!!

[cabnet99]

POOF GONE YAY

[VaderNES]

I'll take them all if you don't want them. I too have similar TVs im my basement, and I'm keeping them all. My oldest TV, a 1968 Zenith TV, still works, too, and is occasionally used for Atari 2600, and Famicom through a US model VCR on ch 95 (it has a US tuner, and no channel 95); and rarely, but sometimes Gamecube is played on it.

[RabbitEggs]

Damn! We have a shiiit load of those kind of T.V's in the basement.