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Ummm, Good Waste of Robot Prize? Televison WithOut 30 Hz!

Why don't the members of OPEC go to prison for price fixing?

but 10 years is better.

your right jason, ive pointed it out myself several times in recent weeks, ive told him to stop takin those new meds hes got, it freaks me out, its just not right, its too spooky O_O

I think you overlooked the part about prison terms. I think that would concentrate their minds wonderfully.

Whether he's a bot, like at least one person has suggested(weeks ago), or if he's a real person, he's beginning to make more sense.

That's means 1 of 3 things, I think:

(1) Mr. Drashek is learning to write English better.

(2) The programmers who make the Drashekbot(if that's what it is) have either improved their code, hardware, or both.

(3) Google Translate(or some other translation program) has been upgraded.

Any other possibilities I haven't thought of?

All the museum buildings have restaurants "where you can get hot chocolate or coffee,"(Lynn) St. Thomas said. Yeah, US Prisons are Like doing Stink On Your Head. HAHAHA dOES this mean LCDs' are out of lineup for LG & samsung, et al.BUM. STeWie Drashek

Not just LG, but all in the offing.
They're charging almost as much for this inferior gear, the same has been for years now. Be that as it may, I have to attest that LG picture quality is outstanding.

How does this solve the problem? You're fining execs little more than they make in a week (if that)... that's like me getting a hefty speeding ticket: painful, but I'll get over it.
Price-fixing damages the whole market. I highly doubt $585 million will cover the over-payment by retailers and subsequently consumers: since 2006, there has been 150-200+ million LCD TVs sold worldwide. Three bucks per TV? At least several times that wholesale, which results in tens of times that retail. Plus interest. And lets not forget you have to pay the lawyers for their trouble. That brings the bill to: $50 billion (£30,000 million or so for those of you keeping score at home). Maybe then they won't do it again. Or not.
(Samsung, Sony and others were investigated for RAM price fixing in 2005; most of the companies in this suit were investigated for CRT price fixing in 2007... shall I go on?)