Blockbuster won't carry NC-17 or "unrated" versions of movies.
My local Blockbuster carries a NC-17 movie called Crash (a pretty below average film by the way...IMHO). Plus i've seen lots of unrated films there as well, many times advertised as such. Of course Movie Gallery has even more of these types.
"It seems to have been Kubrick's preference for his films to be shown in the 4:3 or "full frame" aspect ratio, because, according to his long-standing personal assistant Leon Vitali, that was the way he composed them through the camera viewfinder and if it were technically still possible to do so, he would have liked them to be shown full frame in cinemas as well."
I assume they are refering to small dish sat companies, because the few large dish programing providers that are left still offer some a la carte pricing. I pay for NPS's Absolute Digital Pack, then i throw in a few analog channels such as IFC for $10 a year, and Sundance @ $19.99 a year.
"...or natural gas heaters that heat up water on-demand...and the second is not available to everyone, especially those in rural areas"
WTF!!! I'm pretty sure i've seen propane models, and trust me, there is a lot of propane in rural areas. Ahh there we go, Froogle to the rescue. I realize that the summary said natural gas, but I feel it was cheap of them to not mention propane.
All made by CowonFrom the site about the iAudio5:
Playback:
MPEG 1/2/2.5 layer 3 (8Kbps ~ 320Kbps) (8kHz ~ 48kHz) and VBR
All ranges of WMA7 WMA (20Kbps ~ 192Kbps) (8kHz ~ 48kHz)
WMA9 CBR(5Kbps Mono ~ 320Kbps Stereo)
VBR(48Kbps ~ 256Kbps)
* WMA9 Pro, Lossless and Voice Codec not supported.
OGG (Currently support up to Q10)
WAV (Up to 48Khz Stereo)
It might be a Federal document, but with a total standard (non rushed) fee of $97, I should be able to f#ck with it if I want to.;-) (of course that would probobly result in another $97 fee, but that is outside the scope of my worthless point) Cost figures from here.
Plus, the tanks are designed not only to resist puncturing, but to keep hydrogen gas from entering the passenger compartment in the event of a rupture.
Just a small question. How well do the tanks resist puncturing via bullet? You never know when that A-hole road rager is going to go John Woo on you.
Why me?? WHY damn it!!!. This just means more of "My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die" whenever people meet me for the first time...and learn my last name.:-(
I was actually looking for the small writing on the site saying "this site is a parody and should not be taken seriously". I'll give him that the engine might run longer, but getting insane milage out of it seems a bit of stretch. Why is he limiting this milage to just his hybrid? Why not a normal vehicle. He should be able to buy an old Volvo 240 for cheap and do the engine....Though I guess if you froze your penis you could go all night long.;-)
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Please give me a break. Its common knowledge that Apple Xeroxed....Xerox.
*ducks*
where it landed and mostly saw her legs.
Soooo does this mean its a waste of money to throw into the womans locker room?
Blockbuster won't carry NC-17 or "unrated" versions of movies.
My local Blockbuster carries a NC-17 movie called Crash (a pretty below average film by the way...IMHO). Plus i've seen lots of unrated films there as well, many times advertised as such. Of course Movie Gallery has even more of these types.
The only case that I know about is Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut.
Full Metal Jacket is like this as well.
From http://www.visual-memory.co.uk/faq/:
"It seems to have been Kubrick's preference for his films to be shown in the 4:3 or "full frame" aspect ratio, because, according to his long-standing personal assistant Leon Vitali, that was the way he composed them through the camera viewfinder and if it were technically still possible to do so, he would have liked them to be shown full frame in cinemas as well."
(Um, how'd you get inside your hard drive?)
I've been inside his hard drive, and i've got to say his pr0n collection sucks.
Of course we all rememeber Tom Lehrer's The Elements. If you haven't see the flash animation that was made to it, you should, so here it is.
"The FCC may soon allow cable/sat companies"
I assume they are refering to small dish sat companies, because the few large dish programing providers that are left still offer some a la carte pricing. I pay for NPS's Absolute Digital Pack, then i throw in a few analog channels such as IFC for $10 a year, and Sundance @ $19.99 a year.
"...or natural gas heaters that heat up water on-demand...and the second is not available to everyone, especially those in rural areas" WTF!!! I'm pretty sure i've seen propane models, and trust me, there is a lot of propane in rural areas. Ahh there we go, Froogle to the rescue. I realize that the summary said natural gas, but I feel it was cheap of them to not mention propane.
What the hell?? I didn't know that ducks were part of the Microsoft family of products.
I think most of these will do what you want (all the same company... hope I'm not sounding like a fanboy)
JetAudio iAudio5 1G(AAA Batteries)
JetAudio iAudio G3 1G(AA Batteries)
JetAudio iAudio G3 2G(AA Betteries)
All made by Cowon From the site about the iAudio5:
Playback:
MPEG 1/2/2.5 layer 3 (8Kbps ~ 320Kbps) (8kHz ~ 48kHz) and VBR
All ranges of WMA7 WMA (20Kbps ~ 192Kbps) (8kHz ~ 48kHz)
WMA9 CBR(5Kbps Mono ~ 320Kbps Stereo)
VBR(48Kbps ~ 256Kbps)
* WMA9 Pro, Lossless and Voice Codec not supported.
OGG (Currently support up to Q10)
WAV (Up to 48Khz Stereo)
I use a Cowon iAudio 5 with 1 gig flash memory to play back my ogg vorbis files. They also have 2 gig models. (as well a hard drive models)
It is rather cumbersome, but as a bonus to blocking everything, I've got a strong neck now.
So i guess one could say you were REALLY able to stick your neck out on that post.
*smells somthing burning* mmmmm toasted karma
The problem with travling via tunnels is the chance that you may take a wrong turn at Albuquerque.
It might be a Federal document, but with a total standard (non rushed) fee of $97, I should be able to f#ck with it if I want to. ;-) (of course that would probobly result in another $97 fee, but that is outside the scope of my worthless point) Cost figures from here.
Just think about the crappy cartoons that existed before Pixar movies, in case you don't agree.
Are you high?! How many of the movies from the 30's, 40's have you seen? I could watch The Three Caballeros repeatedly without growing tired of it.
Plus, the tanks are designed not only to resist puncturing, but to keep hydrogen gas from entering the passenger compartment in the event of a rupture.
Just a small question. How well do the tanks resist puncturing via bullet? You never know when that A-hole road rager is going to go John Woo on you.
From TFA:
LEDs don't emit heat, so they're also more energy efficient
*cough* *cough*
Finally, a good solution to the ipod scratching problem.
b) I'm back in high school as an adult going for my second diploma as if it were a bachelor's degree.
Is this actually a common dream? I thought only I had that kind of screwed up dream.
If Archimedes is damn smart, how come he's dead? Explain that one to me will you!
Why me?? WHY damn it!!!. This just means more of "My name is Inigo Montoya. You killed my father. Prepare to die" whenever people meet me for the first time...and learn my last name. :-(
This movie is going to hell damned fast. We are going to see Halo done like Meet the Feebles. tsk tsk
I was actually looking for the small writing on the site saying "this site is a parody and should not be taken seriously". I'll give him that the engine might run longer, but getting insane milage out of it seems a bit of stretch. Why is he limiting this milage to just his hybrid? Why not a normal vehicle. He should be able to buy an old Volvo 240 for cheap and do the engine. ...Though I guess if you froze your penis you could go all night long. ;-)
"Next time I'm going to "throw away my vote" and vote for the Libertarian candidate."
Thank you. If enough people "threw" their votes away, the act would not be meaningless anymore.
In other news, the RIAA is pushing the FCC for copy-protection on vocal cords.