>>11885135
All joking aside, I had like a 32' CRT from about 1997 to sometime in the mid to late 2000's and I had to move like 10 times for college and just the usual bullshit reasons and hoooly fucking shit did it suck to move that thing.

And as for what this zoomer thinks >>11885679, it *would* be very manageable for a fit man if it was just a heavy object and you could pick it up and set it down like a kettlebell or a chair something. But the horror of having to move a large CRT tv is that it's this massive, heavy object that you have to handle with care because despite being this large blunt object it's also alarmingly fragile.

Moving that tv was like doing the boulder lift at a strongman competition except the boulder had sensitive electronic parts inside it and half of it was made of glass. It's a lift you can't bail on and the landing needs to be gentle and precise. After years of that now every time I pick up a flatscreen I feel like the fucking Hulk. A large tv light enough to carry with one hand is something I will never take for granted

>>212487390
#2, standing by

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What did George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher mean by this?