Friends in UK

Oct 14, 2001, 3:58 PM ET9 posts by 6 postersalt.tv.friends
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Karlalt.tv.friends

Hi. I live in England and i ws wondering if anyone across the water would like to sell me tapes of the new series of Friends. I am willing to pay good rates as i am a huge Friends fan.

If anyone would be interested, please let me know.

Cheers

Karl

katkin69Karlalt.tv.friends

I was thinking the same....can't wait til January to see them even though I've been reading the spoilers ;)

Lisa.

"Karl" wrote in message news:[email]...

John BakerKarlalt.tv.friends

In article , "Karl" wrote:

Do you have an NTSC VCR? Because I certainly don't have a PAL one.

Keyser SozeJohn Bakeralt.tv.friends

Virtually every VCR sold in the UK plays NTSC tapes.

"John C. Baker" wrote in message news:[email]...

would

"Keyser Soze" wrote in message news:[email]...

Mine don't! But if I turn the colour up, and squint it looks like it <g>

Even so, it's a slight over-exaggeration. A lot of VCR these days do, but you do have to pay for the privilege.

Thanks Bryan Harrison [email] (ICQ: 34461323)

"Bryan Harrison" wrote in message news:9qpdk9$5u0$[email]...

My video cost �150, made by Sanyo, digital effects including PiP(Picture in Picture and plays NTSC tapes. Now I don't consider �150 as paying for the privilege.

Sorry to labour the point, but looking in the current Argos catalogue, almost every VCR states that it has NTSC playback, out of the 22 listed only 4 don't state NTSC playback, and I'll bet that even though they don't state it they still play it. Even the cheapest VCR the Bush VCR902 @ �68.99 has NTSC playback, hardly paying for it. :-)

"Keyser Soze" wrote in message news:[email]...

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"Keyser Soze" wrote in message news:[email]...

Ok ok, the point is laboured, and conceded. But my video cost me all of �99 and that doesn't play NTSC. I've been done <g> And anycase even if it did, my telly doesn't. So I'd be scuppered both ways.

Thanks Bryan Harrison [email] ICQ (34461323)
KarlJohn Bakeralt.tv.friends

Yeah, my video is NTSC compatible.

Cheers

Karl

"John C. Baker" wrote in message news:[email]...

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