Lucky Day:(reading telegram:) "Three Amigos, Hollywood, California. You are very great. 100,000 pesos. Come to Santa Poco put on show, stop. The In-famous El Guapo."
Dusty Bottoms: "What does that mean, 'in-famous'?"
Ned Nederlander: "Oh, Dusty. In-famous is when you're MORE than famous. This man El Guapo, he's not just famous, he's IN-famous."
Lucky Day: "100,000 pesos to perform with this El Guapo, who's probably the biggest actor to come out of Mexico!"
Like, my mother is, like, a total space cadet
She, like, makes me do the dishes and... CLEAN the cat box!
I am sure... that's like GROSS! BARF OUT!
OH MY GOD!
Having 800GB of e-mail is pointless if you don't provide a means to get in and retrieve specific messages, and provide the appropriate context for that e-mail.
That's easy. Easy-peasy. At ~2680 megabytes per account right now, give them 306 Gmail accounts!
Wouldn't "a deterent but man" be the goatse guy? That unfortunately makes me wonder what things would be like if they replaced the FBI warnings with his picture... I'm sure nobody would be wanting to copy movies then!
I guess the only neat thing about this is that when the BWA (Business Woodworking Alliance) conducts a raid to find any pirated tools on the premises, at least it gives people the opportunity to yell "the jig is up!!"
It does sell their hardware - remember the iPod? I'm sure that Apple would still love for people to shell out for new Macs just to use the iTunes Music Store, but at least this way they still sell their hardware, and since the iPod is now platform independent it won't be a roadblock for people who may decide to purchase a Mac in the future. All this for only the cost of writing the Windows version of iTunes... all the hardware and infrastructure is already in place.
Agreed - from what I remember from my management class, their biggest competitor at the time was National Cash Register, so to make them seem like they were a better choice for customers they named themselves International Business Machines to appear that they were a much larger company that did more than just make cash registers.
They already ruined it with computer graphics when FOX made the Dr. Who tv movie. What I really didn't like about it was it had a plot that I think was much more complex than a typical Dr. Who episode.
It was nice to have Dr. Who back after 12 years or so, but the tv movie really wasn't that great... I hope that the new series won't be as bad as that was...
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I hope folks that want to go that route opted-out from the arbitration agreement, then.
Dusty Bottoms: "What does that mean, 'in-famous'?"
Ned Nederlander: "Oh, Dusty. In-famous is when you're MORE than famous. This man El Guapo, he's not just famous, he's IN-famous."
Lucky Day: "100,000 pesos to perform with this El Guapo, who's probably the biggest actor to come out of Mexico!"
Dusty Bottoms: "Wow, in-famous? In-famous?"
"Disconnect power before servicing."
Not me, I was too busy being stunned that we finally found the one Slashdotter who actually bathes!
With all the clutter on there already, how did anybody notice in the first place??
Like, my mother is, like, a total space cadet
She, like, makes me do the dishes and... CLEAN the cat box!
I am sure... that's like GROSS!
BARF OUT!
OH MY GOD!
That's easy. Easy-peasy. At ~2680 megabytes per account right now, give them 306 Gmail accounts!
Wouldn't "a deterent but man" be the goatse guy? That unfortunately makes me wonder what things would be like if they replaced the FBI warnings with his picture... I'm sure nobody would be wanting to copy movies then!
Of course! Nobody wants to C them.
Farting on a snare drum, you say? John Wilkes Booth, is that you?
In communist Russia, laptop RAIDs YOU!
I guess the only neat thing about this is that when the BWA (Business Woodworking Alliance) conducts a raid to find any pirated tools on the premises, at least it gives people the opportunity to yell "the jig is up!!"
It does sell their hardware - remember the iPod? I'm sure that Apple would still love for people to shell out for new Macs just to use the iTunes Music Store, but at least this way they still sell their hardware, and since the iPod is now platform independent it won't be a roadblock for people who may decide to purchase a Mac in the future. All this for only the cost of writing the Windows version of iTunes... all the hardware and infrastructure is already in place.
Agreed - from what I remember from my management class, their biggest competitor at the time was National Cash Register, so to make them seem like they were a better choice for customers they named themselves International Business Machines to appear that they were a much larger company that did more than just make cash registers.
A lawsuit from Albatros? D'you get wafers with it?
You think you've got it bad... I thought I was getting some fun strategy game, but all I got was this lousy van.
Was I trying to get StarCraft or FreeCraft? *shrug* Aren't they the same? The names are so similar, I can't tell the difference!
That won't work. It's the UK, the rain'll just wash that mud right off in no time! ;)
so, would that mean that they would be shot with a canon?
sure, there's no money in it, but everyone could use a hobby!
No, I am a meat popsicle!
damn, that's one long run-on sentence!
It was nice to have Dr. Who back after 12 years or so, but the tv movie really wasn't that great... I hope that the new series won't be as bad as that was...
yeah... i think someone's been watching the movie "" a bit too much... yep.
Embarassed? Hell no... I'll be long gone by then!
The measurement used was the "Smoot" after fraternity pledge Oliver Smoot - here's the offical story of how the "Smoot" measurement came to be.