I turned my bedroom into a cinema for shitty reality TV with this easy-to-use projector

I turned my bedroom into a cinema for shitty reality TV with this easy-to-use projector
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2019-8-13 17:44

I have several passions that I would say define the core of my personality: Hawaiian pizza, scatological talk, and reality TV. When I was given the chance to review the Leisure 510 projector from Vankyo, I knew immediately what I would use it for: building the reality TV cinema of my dreams.

And by god, it worked. Here…

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