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RE: I can do that but need a little help...

Posted by Paul Eizik on August 1, 2019 at 13:53:07:
I didn't expect that anyone would take me up on that suggestion, but if you did I would salute (but not share) your Tarantino enthusiasm. I used to have an old tube TV over my workbench in the basement, but when they started digital only broadcast it went to the recycler. I could probably make a VHS boot right here, the last time I tried the old VHS/DVD player it worked some years back, but I would have to rent the disc and that aint gonna happen, so there's no danger of such a victimless crime being committed here. I remember stories of Elvis getting mad and shooting his TV screen at Graceland, which was nice if you could afford it. Today if someone lived in a remote rural area they could buy a cheap video projector and put Once Upon a Time... up on an old bed sheet outside and shoot away at it. They could even set the sheet on fire as they pleased, and if sheets were on sale at the dollar store the sky's the limit. And if they put a video of this on youtube I would watch it, which is about the only way I would watch OUATIH again.