I love the man for Star Wars, but he's the director equivalent of Christopher Lambert - The quality of his end product can be directly negatively correlated with how involved he was in its production, e.g. the 2nd (5th) and 6th (3rd)installments of the Star Wars saga were handed over to professional screen writers and were far superior to anything else he's made. As far as the rathole comment, it's not surprising coming from a person who leans on the special effects crutch like a literary amputee. Adieu to you, George.
wouldn't something like this slow down the planet? (I'm metaphorically ducking your tomatoes, so just assume I don't have the physics or math and explain why this isn't the case/ : ) )
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Well, Microsoft can kiss my business goodbye.
I love the man for Star Wars, but he's the director equivalent of Christopher Lambert - The quality of his end product can be directly negatively correlated with how involved he was in its production, e.g. the 2nd (5th) and 6th (3rd)installments of the Star Wars saga were handed over to professional screen writers and were far superior to anything else he's made. As far as the rathole comment, it's not surprising coming from a person who leans on the special effects crutch like a literary amputee. Adieu to you, George.
Vonage pulled a lot of this SAME b.s. when I called to switch to Sunrocket. I found it difficult not to laugh at the service rep.
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then I'll be glad to have had one more "Heinlein-esque" novel to enjoy. I love that guys stories.
wouldn't something like this slow down the planet? (I'm metaphorically ducking your tomatoes, so just assume I don't have the physics or math and explain why this isn't the case/ : ) )