(Game company exec) I don't like how this jello keeps slipping out of my hands. every time I tighten my grip more slips out of my fingers. Obviously I'm not gripping tight enough...
MPAA says this will cost the entertainment industry billions of dollars every year.
Trillions of dollars every day! Won't you think of the children of the entertainment company lawyers who may never see thier parent because they are working 24/7 too protect the poor defenseless movie companies and the billions of americans who will loose thier jobs for each of these drives that are sold!
I'd kill for some mod points right now.
Hell, I'd buy Disney DVDs for mod points right now...
No need. I have a 7 year old daughter so I buy Disney DVDs on a regular basis. The sad thing is one look at her bedroom proves that if they never got a dime from thier movies they would still make a fortune on merchandising.
Secuity theater has been on the decline from comedy to tragedy for a while. Now it is simply a farce. It is about control and money and the illusion of security.
The TSA should receive an award. Is there a Golden Raspberry equivalent to a Tony award?
AT&T isn't really advertising falsely, the data is unlimited. The speeds are limited.
Which means the data is effectively limited as well. If you sell "unlimited plans" and then throttle speeds to the point where downloading 24/7 for a month will only net y
ou 1GB of data, that's not very unlimited is it?
So by that bizarre logic, you're suggesting that ATT is legally obligated to ensure they can sustain 100% of theoretically possible 3G bandwidth at every possible location in their network where there is any viable signal at all?
Henry Ford sold model Ts "in any color as long as it's black". If AT&T sold model Ts they would be available "in any color" with the "as long as it's black" burried under 25 pages of legalese.
That apple pie has rounded corners, it's probably in violation of one or more design parents from a certian computer company whose name I can't seem to remember at this time.
I remember arguing with my geometery teacher years ago, she kept saying pie are squared. I can't recall ever seeing a square pie. (Cobbler perhaps but never a square pie.)
I'm not saying I disagree with you, but when you see a car with no person in the driver's seat, you don't expect it to move. Until people have time to adjust to seeing cars drive themselves, it could be a legitimate safety issue. I wouldn't have an issue with it being banned at first, at least until the majority of cars on the road can be used driverlessly and there can be a switchover.
They will have an inflatable "driver" when the drivers seat is unoccupied like with Will Smith's car in "Men in Black 2".
So, as a simple and immediate solution to this problem, we only need to send half of obese American women to Europe in exchange for thin European women.
APPROVED!
As a result Europe has declared war on the US. Except the Greeks, who are in even worse financial shape than the US. France surrendered before the declaration of war was formally declared.
Freedom of the press is an illusion, has been for a long time now.
Freedom of the press is reserved for those who have one, and most of the press is controlled by a few companies which also just happen to be the big content companies.
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(Game company exec) I don't like how this jello keeps slipping out of my hands. every time I tighten my grip more slips out of my fingers. Obviously I'm not gripping tight enough...
Also, all the references to Fahrenheit 451 can suck my big left one. That was a boring movie.
Never judge a book by its movie.
MPAA says this will cost the entertainment industry billions of dollars every year.
Trillions of dollars every day! Won't you think of the children of the entertainment company lawyers who may never see thier parent because they are working 24/7 too protect the poor defenseless movie companies and the billions of americans who will loose thier jobs for each of these drives that are sold!
It's much better to see kids die horrible deaths than to hear the F word a few times. (see the controversy over the R rating for "Bully")
(trademark, not copyright) Chevrolet (high performance trim level on some models. Abbreviation for Super Sport)
It invoves working at near relativistic speeds to get a few extra hours from time dilation.
I'd kill for some mod points right now. Hell, I'd buy Disney DVDs for mod points right now...
No need. I have a 7 year old daughter so I buy Disney DVDs on a regular basis. The sad thing is one look at her bedroom proves that if they never got a dime from thier movies they would still make a fortune on merchandising.
Secuity theater has been on the decline from comedy to tragedy for a while. Now it is simply a farce. It is about control and money and the illusion of security.
The TSA should receive an award. Is there a Golden Raspberry equivalent to a Tony award?
So copying a Michael Jackson song potentially caries a greater penalty than killing him.
Land of the "free with the purchase of any congressman".
Which means the data is effectively limited as well. If you sell "unlimited plans" and then throttle speeds to the point where downloading 24/7 for a month will only net y ou 1GB of data, that's not very unlimited is it?
So by that bizarre logic, you're suggesting that ATT is legally obligated to ensure they can sustain 100% of theoretically possible 3G bandwidth at every possible location in their network where there is any viable signal at all?
Henry Ford sold model Ts "in any color as long as it's black". If AT&T sold model Ts they would be available "in any color" with the "as long as it's black" burried under 25 pages of legalese.
Windows 8: Security through "where the hell did the Start menu go?"
And I seriously doubt any of those pot pies have any put in them...
That apple pie has rounded corners, it's probably in violation of one or more design parents from a certian computer company whose name I can't seem to remember at this time.
I remember arguing with my geometery teacher years ago, she kept saying pie are squared. I can't recall ever seeing a square pie. (Cobbler perhaps but never a square pie.)
I'm not saying I disagree with you, but when you see a car with no person in the driver's seat, you don't expect it to move. Until people have time to adjust to seeing cars drive themselves, it could be a legitimate safety issue. I wouldn't have an issue with it being banned at first, at least until the majority of cars on the road can be used driverlessly and there can be a switchover.
They will have an inflatable "driver" when the drivers seat is unoccupied like with Will Smith's car in "Men in Black 2".
So we will have robots that will clean until hubbie leaves and then plops down on the sofa and watch soap operas all day.
Oh, come now, Sulu was helmsman, not engineering.
He want fixing the problem, just pointing them on the right direction.
No self respecting hillbilly would be caught dead using something as wimpy as a .22
So, as a simple and immediate solution to this problem, we only need to send half of obese American women to Europe in exchange for thin European women.
APPROVED!
As a result Europe has declared war on the US. Except the Greeks, who are in even worse financial shape than the US. France surrendered before the declaration of war was formally declared.
Wow, I don't think I ever felt bad for a lawyer before.
I'm sure the lawyer billed for time. And probably padded the hours.
Freedom of the press is an illusion, has been for a long time now.
Freedom of the press is reserved for those who have one, and most of the press is controlled by a few companies which also just happen to be the big content companies.
No. The license they pay fore comes with a public interest cause attached. They knew that when they bid on it.
Shareholders are the public right?
Not only that, but I heard that a 100-year-old teenager has sex with a teenage girl in those books.
FTFY.
Dick Clark was in Twilight?
The part every judge doesn't understand anymore: that people and corporations are supposed to be treated equally in court.
They are, Show up to court with a legal department the size of AT&T and you will be treated the same.