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February 2016 Banter


JoshM

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I am going to withhold comment on the halftime show.

 

I'll let The Onion speak for me.

 

SANTA CLARA, CA—Disappointing the thousands of fans in attendance as well as an estimated 100 million viewers watching at home, the Super Bowl 50 halftime show was marred Sunday by the stadium’s functioning sound system, sources confirmed. “Right from the beginning, the sound was working normally, and unfortunately, I could clearly hear the singing,” said 29-year-old spectator Joe Kessler, adding that the show’s audio feed, which was amplified throughout the stadium and transmitted to television broadcasts with no technical issues, made the performances by Beyonce, Coldplay, and Bruno Mars completely unbearable. “There was definitely nothing wrong with the speakers or the microphones. It’s a shame, because the perfect sound quality just ruined the whole thing.” Kessler added that he hopes Super Bowl organizers would learn from the incident and avoid a similar disaster next year.

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I bought an LG OLED before Christmas, expensive but best picture of any tv I have ever seen.

I haven't been tv shopping in a while (the black and white still works pretty good, as long as Mrs. Cold Rain or little Cold Drizzle hold the foil on the rabbit ears for me), but the word on the street is that OLEDs are pretty awesome.

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