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Okay, I've been hanging out here for a while. I know J6P. There's a new anacronym being used in the hardware sections that I don't know though - WAF. What's it mean? C'mon, let me in on the joke
high resolution ipod featuring dlp hd programming is the best, almost as good as playstation 2 with wega windows media on a super cd! ps2 and tivo do dolby tv with broadband hdtv!
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, Steve.
Gotcha. Thanks!
high resolution ipod featuring dlp hd programming is the best, almost as good as playstation 2 with wega windows media on a super cd! ps2 and tivo do dolby tv with broadband hdtv!
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aka: Wife Acceptance Factor
My wife uses her own acronym - BSN - B**ch Says No.
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I don't understand why there has to be an "AF" either way.
If you're making your own money, spend it any way you damn well please.
Uncle Joe: I'll never marry you, Selma Plout! You may as well take off that wedding dress and put it back in your Hopeless Chest!
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WAF = Winnebagos Are Fun.
I have no idea how it morphed into "Wife Acceptance Factor". Shame.
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Gamesh...
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Two things I've learned from the 2+ years I've been into HT:
1. I'm damn glad to be single.
2. I must complete my dream HT BEFORE getting married
Man, an hour wasted on this sig! Thanks, Toshiba! :p
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| I must complete my dream HT BEFORE getting married |
People just need to learn to marry less typical women.

My wife (we just got married, it feels weird to say it still) spends WAAAAAAY more than me on DVDs (by a factor of 5-to-1). She leans on me to take care of the technical stuff for the HT, but she's the real movie person.
Matheson- "There are probably some who'll say that by doing this, we are interfering with their culture."
Gideon - "Probably. Screw them."
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I found the magic-key to WAF in my home - Netflix.
My wife has been surfing it and now has 30 movies in our cue.
nirvana!
Martin Luther observed that the human race is like a drunkard who falls off his horse on the left and makes up for it by falling off the next time on the right.
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| He went and got himself married, and due to WAF, I am now the new owner of his FP and Def-Tech, and another friend picked up the Mirages. He's been reduced to a 34" direct-view with those cute mini-monitors |
He should have told her, "No."
Uncle Joe: I'll never marry you, Selma Plout! You may as well take off that wedding dress and put it back in your Hopeless Chest!
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| He's been reduced to a 34" direct-view with those cute mini-monitors that women tend to go for. |
Love me, love my stuff. Tolerate my hobbies if you can't share my enjoyment of them as I tolerate yours. Simple as that. Can't accept it then we're not going anywhere.
For beauty is only a step removed from a burning terror we barely sustain, and we worship it for the graceful sublimity with which it disdains to consume us. - Rainer Maria Rilke
My DVD Collection
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| That and she'll probably want you to move out of the bachelor pad (home of the sweet home theater) so the kids (oh, there will be kids) will have their own rooms. |
ok, addendum to my previous post:
3. Make sure to own a house before wedding, thus enabling me to make a case against moving. "But honey, we already own the place..." 
This may sound naïve, but the way I see it, if we both work, we should both share living expenses, and perhaps contribute equally to a mutual savings account for family expenses. But after the essentials are taken care of, we both should be able to spend our money any way we damn well please. If I have the spare cash to upgrade an HT component, and my obligations to the household have been covered, then I'll buy it if I want to, WAF be darned.
Does that sound reasonable, or will I be sleeping on the couch a lot?
Man, an hour wasted on this sig! Thanks, Toshiba! :p
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| clearly typed by someone who is not in a relationship |
I've done my best to avoid that particular trap. Come close a couple times, but finally came to my senses.
But if I ever do, it'll be with someone as Jason Els described, "love me, love my stuff." If not, Sayonara.
Uncle Joe: I'll never marry you, Selma Plout! You may as well take off that wedding dress and put it back in your Hopeless Chest!
--Petticoat Junction--