▲ 18 r/crt

Anual 4th July tradition

Just a clip from independence day being watched on my CRT.

u/Panangus — 14 hours ago
▲ 40 r/crt

watching Titan AE on toonami aftermath yesterday.

https://www.toonamiaftermath.com/

if you haven't heard of it this website streams old cartoon Network content with some cool commercials sprinkled in like PS2 game commercials for Game Boy commercials things of that nature . highly recommend checking it out and finding a way to watch it on your CRT

u/Panangus — 12 days ago
▲ 34 r/publix

Just seent this Publix commercial at the theatre. It's nice to know where all those cut hours are going

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u/Panangus — 29 days ago

Can the super Mario Galaxy movie be considered an anime movie ?

The movie is cropped to 4:3 in VLC player then goes from my PC via HDMI to VGA to an extron VSC 500 then VGA to component out to my Sony kv 22 something

u/Panangus — 1 month ago

Publix employee here. Is the "grape testing" epidemic a South Florida thing, or is this happening everywhere?

Hey everyone I work in the produce department at a Publix in the South Florida region. I've noticed a lot of customers are constantly eating grapes straight out of the bags before buying them.

Whenever I politely confront them or eye them down, they always use the exact same excuse: "I'm just checking to see if they're sweet."

Here is the issue:

It's theft: We sell these grapes by the pound.

It shrinks inventory: Little by little, those missing grapes absolutely add up.

It's unwashed: They are eating unwashed fruit right out of a public display.

I’m trying to figure out if this is just local regional behavior or a company-wide culture problem.

To fellow Publix/Whole Foods employees: Do you see this happening at your stores outside of South Florida?

To managers: Do your stores actually enforce any rules against this, or do you just write it off as shrink?

To customers: WTF?

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u/Panangus — 2 months ago

Has anyone else ever played Godzilla Destroy All Monsters?

I used to have a lot of fun playing this one growing up. I used to bring my cube over to my cousins and we would crack up and have the best time reacting to the way monsters would send each other flying and throw buildings across the map like it was a soccer ball, destroying things is always fun too.

u/Panangus — 2 months ago
▲ 50 r/CRTAnime+1 crossposts

As a fan of scarlet and violet ,this series is really fun to watch. I feel like a kid again watching a Pokemon anime after having playedr scarlet and violet not to mention the popularity of the cards right now. if you haven't already ,give this show a shot !

For those wondering , I stream anime from my PC and I use the chrome extension ultrawvideo to make things look right on the screen. i basically cropped the whole thing to take up the whole screen though I cut off the far left and right sides . it's all preference really . you could just as easily shrink it vertically to make 16 by 9 but I'm not a fan of black bars

u/Panangus — 2 months ago