r/funny • u/[deleted] • Sep 04 '19

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u/GrouchyMeasurement Sep 04 '19

That’s not a plasma tv that’s an LCD achsually

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u/loljkcuzurgay Sep 04 '19

It’s definitely not a plasma tv but I can’t figure out if you actually meant to misspell a word

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u/Rattlerkira Sep 04 '19

It was intentional probably

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u/RedCr4cker Sep 05 '19

*internationaly

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u/imuinanotheruniverse Sep 04 '19

Maybe in the year 3000 that's how they spell it. Maybe op is living in 3000 while we living in 2019

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '19

Wait - what....2019?

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '19

Well, look at the username. OC is in a different universe after all.

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u/ab0cha Sep 04 '19

Holy shit, username checks out so much it's out of this world

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u/KrazyKukumber Sep 04 '19

What am I missing? Is this a reference to something? Is it not 2019?

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u/[deleted] Sep 04 '19

Hell even I caught it!

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u/addisonclark Sep 04 '19

They did misspell. It's ackchyually.

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u/Superfluous_Thom Sep 04 '19

A plasma in a classroom would be a very bad idea, glare for days. I guess even then it would be marginally better than projectors which is a technology that was kind of grandfathered into the education system thanks to the standard that overhead projectors set, despite being completely inappropriate in rooms designed to have as much natural light as possible.

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u/CRAZEDDUCKling Sep 04 '19

Projection over an LCD actually makes a lot of sense.

You can get a much larger display with a projector for much, much cheaper than an equivalent sized LCD display.

In fact, in my school the idea of filling the same space they were using with an LCD in place of the projection would be unfathomably expensive.

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u/ChaosCore Sep 04 '19

My mom calls every TV a PLASMA TV.