BallsEleven

For us it was the only option. The built-ins are tucked too far back to put off to one side (the tv not being center in the view area would have bugged me too) and the layout of the living room didn't allow us to use another wall. If not for the mantelmount, our TV would be very high and would bo...

Everything is hidden behind it when the TV is up. When it is down, it will expose the outlet and part where the mount is on the wall. I was able to rig everything where the cables have enough slack to move with the mount but still be hidden by the tv by mainly using zip ties onto the back of ...

I have a MantelMount and love it. They are expensive though. Also have a 60" and it is just the right size for us. It may depend on how big of an area you have though....

All I can say is at least he pet the fricking dog....

I seeded my backyard with princess 77 a month ago and got pretty discouraged bc a week later we had a huge washout and thought most of it had washed away. Since temps warmed up a lot of it has sprouted but noticed the first couple of long runners today. Will wait a few weeks then spread the remainin...

Damn, $90 for internet? I’m locked in for life at $55 for 100mbps fiber through CenturyLink. Once I get Hulu I’ll be at $100/mo barring Hulu jacking the price up....

Did you look at Hulu? $45/mo that includes all sports needed. I’ll be switching to it once my Directv promotion is up in November. Even with the cancellation fee, I will still save almost $600 in the year....

Trust me, I’m not saying I would bet the bank that it can hold that weight for an extended amount of time. I’m just saying it seems like in his circumstance with a smaller outdoor tv like he mentioned he would be fine with it as long as the OP had quality anchors. I rarely use the ones that come wit...

It’s a good thing a 42” tv is maxing out around 20 lbs then....

I drilled into brick, just figured it was best but either is fine I'm sure. If the area is covered you don't really need to bring it in and out. A lot of people just buy cheap tvs and leave them out. They usually last quite a few years surprisingly. If you're dead set on taking it in and out a...

:lol: No worries, I figured there wasn't a clear cut answer....

[img]https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Dkvn4ssVAAE8nUL.jpg[/img] I fracking love this picture....

How would you gauge when a swarm is too large for a nuc?...

Another vote for cheap. I got one for $120 at Walmart and its going strong. Like someone else said, what you'll pay for outdoor rated you can replace a cheap one at least 4x if they go out often. All of this is assuming the area is covered....

Lets see how they do the rest of the weekend first....

That thing was smoked! I said “Damn!” Before the cameras changed angles....

I’m seeing the image fine :dunno: Edit: Maybe I’m missing it but surprised not to see this tweet in here [img]https://screenshotscdn.firefoxusercontent.com/images/52d35cc3-679a-4d86-9521-060142cc6ebc.png[/img]...

Min of 10-15 yrs....

Its crazy seeing as how most of the time, his homers seem to just barely find their way out of the park....

Right now I believe I could get a little over 1% knocked off my interest rate and pay .95% in points. The loan is under a year old so adding time isn't a concern. ...