The large screen, high resolution and digital sound doesn't impress me. But I seem to be arguing with someone easily impressed with shiny things anyway. And, phones can be turned off, and commercial breaks are a good thing. (Well, as long as you know how to use a mute button.)
"There is always value in seeing the movie in the theater."
There is? Yeah, I'd much rather pay $8 for a ticket and $10 for junk food, sit in a dark room filled with stinking, talking people, sitting next to someone too fat to get up if you have to get out of your seat, sit behind someone a foot taller than you, have to put up with screaming babies, talking idiots, ringing cellphones, and god knows what else. Yes, I'd much, much rather go to a theater than watch a movie alone or only with whomever I choose to, in the privacy of my own home.
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Moon 2.0 and Moon 3.0 will surely be welcomed improvements. Moon 3.1 is planned to fix that nasty 28-day reboot cycle the moon has been going through for the past 3 billion years.
The innovative Moon 95 will usher in such new innovations as a built in Satellite Explorer application, and plug-and-play technologies to allow you to attach entire new planetoids to the moon at the click of a button. Moon 98, really just a monstrous service pack for Moon 95 with a shiny new (innovative!) label, will patch all the instabilities caused by Moon 95's PnP architecture, hopefully making the familiar blue screens only occur, well, once in a blue moon.
Moon 2000, to be released in late 2004, will be built upon the spin-off "MoonNT" technology -- the current Moon 98 will be completely rebuilt with a solid, stable core of titanium. MoonXP, where the moon will perform the exact same services as Moon 2000, but slower, clunkier, and painted in a shiny, blue exterior, will closely follow. The only innovation it will offer will involve astronauts being able to fly to the moon by flapping their arms while listening to Madonna music.
Sounds good. Do you mind if they keep spending money supporting the foreign governments that starve people and spend more money supporting the corporations that make an environmental mess at the same time? It's a big government, man.
The drooling idiots of society do something? HA!
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Orwell said, "If there's any hope, it lies with the proles." At the end of the 1984, the main character has been beaten and finally killed, and the proles are still sucking down their junk entertainment, oblivious to everything around them.
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
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The large screen, high resolution and digital sound doesn't impress me. But I seem to be arguing with someone easily impressed with shiny things anyway. And, phones can be turned off, and commercial breaks are a good thing. (Well, as long as you know how to use a mute button.)
"There is always value in seeing the movie in the theater."
There is? Yeah, I'd much rather pay $8 for a ticket and $10 for junk food, sit in a dark room filled with stinking, talking people, sitting next to someone too fat to get up if you have to get out of your seat, sit behind someone a foot taller than you, have to put up with screaming babies, talking idiots, ringing cellphones, and god knows what else. Yes, I'd much, much rather go to a theater than watch a movie alone or only with whomever I choose to, in the privacy of my own home.
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Sorry, but unless we can exploit it for our own purposes or bomb it, we're just not interested.
Cheers,
Fat-ass American
What the hell's wrong with screwing pooches!?!? Mmm, dog sex....
wat teh hel is ur porblem w my inglesh? i can speack fine, u u u u assholeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!!!
"In some underdeveloped countries they still allow people to own guns."
NICE troll there.
And they'll probably reinstall the same thing (same old Windows CD) and get hax0red again.
Moon 2.0 and Moon 3.0 will surely be welcomed improvements. Moon 3.1 is planned to fix that nasty 28-day reboot cycle the moon has been going through for the past 3 billion years.
The innovative Moon 95 will usher in such new innovations as a built in Satellite Explorer application, and plug-and-play technologies to allow you to attach entire new planetoids to the moon at the click of a button. Moon 98, really just a monstrous service pack for Moon 95 with a shiny new (innovative!) label, will patch all the instabilities caused by Moon 95's PnP architecture, hopefully making the familiar blue screens only occur, well, once in a blue moon.
Moon 2000, to be released in late 2004, will be built upon the spin-off "MoonNT" technology -- the current Moon 98 will be completely rebuilt with a solid, stable core of titanium. MoonXP, where the moon will perform the exact same services as Moon 2000, but slower, clunkier, and painted in a shiny, blue exterior, will closely follow. The only innovation it will offer will involve astronauts being able to fly to the moon by flapping their arms while listening to Madonna music.
Sounds good. Do you mind if they keep spending money supporting the foreign governments that starve people and spend more money supporting the corporations that make an environmental mess at the same time? It's a big government, man.
Orwell said, "If there's any hope, it lies with the proles." At the end of the 1984, the main character has been beaten and finally killed, and the proles are still sucking down their junk entertainment, oblivious to everything around them.
Dear Mr. Ellis,
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
Signed,
Fritz Hollings
United States Senator
Dear Mr. Wylfing,
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
Signed,
Fritz Hollings
United States Senator
Dear Mr. Sebastian,
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
Signed,
Fritz Hollings
United States Senator
Dear Mr. Anonymous Coward,
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
Signed,
Fritz Hollings
United States Senator
Dear Mr. Medeii,
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
Signed,
Fritz Hollings
United States Senator
That's because Slashdotters won't pick up a gun unless it looks like this. Fat, lethargic piles of scum.
Dear Mr. Odinson,
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
Signed,
Fritz Hollings
United States Senator
Dear Mr. Alsee,
I would like to offer my sincerest thanks for the letter you have sent to us. Recent budget cuts have forced us to limit spending in stocking the Congressional bathrooms with toilet paper, and we believe your letter will greatly aid us in our shortage. We will be sure to think of you, one of our constituents and a citizen of this great land, when we're wiping our asses with your letter and signing away your rights to corporate greed. If your letter fails to be of use here, I'm sure the energy subcommittee put it to good use as kindling, or our cleaning crew can make use of it making America's floors shine. God bless America.
Signed,
Fritz Hollings
United States Senator
I draw lines on my ass.
Pissing people off? Oh, like Klerck. I hope someone beats him to death with a lead pipe. A WIDE lead pipe.
Nice troll. Looks familiar.
Didn't you mean:
REM Since you are slow, you failed. Commit Hari-kari
...?
/* Null */
#define NULL ((void*)0)
Can you tell me what this does without comments? (And no, "segfaults" is not an answer):
memcpy( &(foo[(*i).bleh]->bar),
&((*(*(x+i)+k)).hehehe),
sizeof( &((*(*(x+i)+k)).hehehe) ));