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 Bullet Bill YORO 4 GOD Level: 32 Posts: 502/502 EXP: 194954 For next: 11488 Since: 01-06-05 From: hailing from Oyamazaki, Kyoto Since last post: 4 hours Last activity: 4 hours
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The problem is the NES is clearly on, ruling out the use of a DVD or computer unless the channel is set to a completely different input, or the NES is not actualy hooked in |
 but I do not see any extra wires that would probably be revealed from a setup of a PC going in to the TV input (for you not to see a wire coming out the back of the tv to where the PC is, it would need to be situated VERY close to the TV--do you see a PC?  ), and from what I can tell, there are no lights coming from the stereo cabinent below the tv, thus showing that no DVD or other such media consoles are turned on (and yes I'm aware all of this could be photoshopped out, but really, who would go THAT far? =|) | ||||
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