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06 Oct 18
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In this day and age, is it really too much to ask to remove the raindrops from the camera lens.
I've ranted about this before and its been semi tongue in cheek but today it's having a significant efect on the spectacle.
Hasn't anyone got a cloth? Or would this create a demarcation dispute?
I've ranted about this before and its been semi tongue in cheek but today it's having a significant efect on the spectacle.
Hasn't anyone got a cloth? Or would this create a demarcation dispute?
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picky!!! he he
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We're persuaded to pay thousands for TVs with super HD, wide screen, flat screen, interacxtive and fk what else and the view is ruined with some droplets on the camera.
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Why didn't you pay the extra £49 for the anti droplet protector. This came as an optional extra with my Sony flat screen wraparound HD Interactive Sooper Dooper tv set. My picture is clear and I am enjoying this match with clear vision while I partake in a spot of tiffin.
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WD. The chappie in Curry's did try to upsell me on that but I thought I was being astute by declining his offer.
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Well now you know. I declined the optional anti tsunami & volcanic eruption device though. I didn't think it was worth the £123!
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Viera has really fallen from grace. Playing for Peterborough Sports now- not even Peterborough United!
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wots a stute?
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