television

Personally, if I had the realization that I was watching Dr. Phil in the tub on a Saturday night, I would probably just pull the TV in with me. ~Not-So-Handy Andy

My guess is "no," but regardless, if you ever find yourself with too much wood (shut up, I don't want to hear it), then make a nice big rack (again, shut up) for your flatscreen television! I call it "loading dock chic."

They give way to those awkward post-teen years where you constantly forget if you're wearing any or not. You can never tell, but everyone else can.

~NSHA

Hold the TV up! Or, heaven forbid, the passengers might have to check...

... ANOTHER SCREEN! NOOO!!!

And the reception is better! I see no down sides!

~NSHA

It's okay big guy, we're almost there. I know you're tired from the Mad Men marathon earlier but you need your fresh air like the rest of us.

~NSHA

From the kludger:

This is what happens when Marines get sent to the backwoods of Japan with no cable just in time for the Superbowl. That's an AFN dish on the roof of the barracks being aimed and supported with a 20-lb curl bar, 550 cord, and copious quantities of duct tape. FORTUNATELY for all the football fans in my unit, I came prepared with the necessary multittools, compass, duct tape, and 550 cord to make that thing actually get decent reception.

Masking tape didn't like the fact that duct tape was getting all the attention, so here's its bid to mask some of the pie for itself.

It honestly saddens/confuses me that this guy is from Canada and not that one country where you would assume. ~Not-So-Handy Andy

According to the submitter this is antenna is hooked up to their HD TV. The picture must not be the only thing that's 'high' by definition. ~Not-So-Handy Andy