This always makes me wonder about the courtroom. How do they prove that pictures and video are genuine?
They probably use a handsome, wet behind the ears lawyer who is very talented yet still plagued with some self doubt (usually due to some type of father issue), and who makes up for his lack of experience with heart and swagger. He typically validates or disproves said pictures/video in a moving 8 minute monologue to the jury.
They do this in movies? Actually take different 'clips' and put them together to convey some sort of story? Bastards! I have played the fool for the last time.
From now on I will only view movies shot in one take.
Very true. Around 15 yrs ago my father was on morphine for nearly a year for chronic pain, and had no trouble going off. As his doctor said back then (perhaps not so scientifically): The pain uses up all of the drug, so there's none leftover to get addicted on.
I know you're just trying to be smart, but you weren't there. I happen to shop at Best Buy, and I was offered a service plan on a 512 meg MP3 player.
Grow balls, AC.
PS I surf the internet at work. Here is a link to a $49 player at BB. Looks like I see a little 'protect it' logo. Seems I can buy a 2 year contract for $8.99.
I bought a 512 meg sansa 230, or whatever the older model # blue one is. It was $40, and the dufus at the register gives me the service plan pitch. I say no. He adds "You do know that those are known to have battery issues, don't you?" I smiled and said, "Yes, but I'm willing to absorb that risk," then walked out laughing my ass off.
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This always makes me wonder about the courtroom. How do they prove that pictures and video are genuine?
They probably use a handsome, wet behind the ears lawyer who is very talented yet still plagued with some self doubt (usually due to some type of father issue), and who makes up for his lack of experience with heart and swagger. He typically validates or disproves said pictures/video in a moving 8 minute monologue to the jury.
At least that's what movies have taught me.
They do this in movies? Actually take different 'clips' and put them together to convey some sort of story? Bastards! I have played the fool for the last time.
From now on I will only view movies shot in one take.
He who laughs last is just a hand in the bush.
Freespace was amazing. The Freespace II was even better. Some of the most fun I've had gaming was with those two.
Funniest. Post. Ever.
Yes. In fact, if you print out this article and fold it in properly, it becomes a whole different story.
Please disregard previous post. In true /. form, I just now actually read the summary.
I see a future with millions of movie files on the P2P networks that are watermarked "Blockbuster Video".
sjobs@apple.com
You're welcome.
I had a 150 in 1 also. And had exactly the same experience on both of your comments.
You are bitching about others not having the balls to take a stand. You are posting as AC. Nice.
When asked for comment Kim Jong declined to give details, respoding:
"You have any idea how fucking buzy I am?"
You had twine AND sticks?
Pussy.
I'm with you. God forbid we actually admit we enjoy it.
{And I could ramble for days about my thoughts on the disease model.)
Blue or I walk.
I know god killed a puppy last night because I masturbated. Does doing that make the face on Mars cry, too?
Sorry everybody.
RTFM, n00b.
I've been modding him down since 1995.
Very true. Around 15 yrs ago my father was on morphine for nearly a year for chronic pain, and had no trouble going off. As his doctor said back then (perhaps not so scientifically): The pain uses up all of the drug, so there's none leftover to get addicted on.
A setup like that makes in not even worth watching a movie at all. Pathetic, really. Now I'm depressed just thinking about it.
It's not really love unless a 12 year old lost a finger cutting it out of the wall of a mine.
(Kudos to whomever I'm paraphrasing/ripping off in saying that -- I know it's not my own.)
I know you're just trying to be smart, but you weren't there. I happen to shop at Best Buy, and I was offered a service plan on a 512 meg MP3 player.
Grow balls, AC.
PS I surf the internet at work. Here is a link to a $49 player at BB. Looks like I see a little 'protect it' logo. Seems I can buy a 2 year contract for $8.99.
I bought a 512 meg sansa 230, or whatever the older model # blue one is. It was $40, and the dufus at the register gives me the service plan pitch. I say no. He adds "You do know that those are known to have battery issues, don't you?" I smiled and said, "Yes, but I'm willing to absorb that risk," then walked out laughing my ass off.
The player takes a friggin AAA.
The game is gonna suck without music in it.
I loved that show so much that right after seeing it I went out and drilled my head. Of course, I was young then.
Just a hunch, but I suspect that comparison will show darker times ahead for the U.S.
My parent's generation said the same thing about my generation 20 years ago, and we turned out . . . ah . . . um . . .
Shit.
Run for the hills.