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Old 01-13-2004, 06:52 PM
heathkit tv
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I saw that too and my jaw hit the floor. And to thinkis that it's not the first time someone has suggested that an old set would make a great fish tank.

WTF is it with this train of thought? I just don't get it. Do they think that by saying such a ludicrous thing that they've expanded their potential buyer's interest?

If nothing else, how long do you think the wood in that cabinet would survive the high humidity of such use?? Obviously this would NOT make a "good fish tank" What a maroon.

Anthony

Edited addition:

Here's a snippet of what I just sent the seller of this set:

"Please help me understand something, for someone who obviously appreciates architecture and older furniture, why in the hell would you suggest destroying a beautiful old TV as this by making it into a fish tank? I sincerely hope that you were joking, but please realize that many others may actually take your
words and act upon them."

Last edited by heathkit tv; 01-13-2004 at 07:04 PM.
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