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Posted: Tue Jul 29, 2003 9:11 pm
NOOOOOO I'LL NEVER MAKE IT THIS TIME!!
I WANT TO LIIIIIIIIIIIIVE!!!
I WANT TO LIIIIIIIIIIIIVE!!!
If you're still going ham and getting it, don't let up.
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it's still on? I thought they cancelled it.Alan wrote:Clearly you didn't see Futurama on Sunday.
Yep, and making new episodes too.Jason wrote:it's still on? I thought they cancelled it.Alan wrote:Clearly you didn't see Futurama on Sunday.
Ummm... I go to the theaters and see that still. Stupid commercials at the movies now. Life is going to become one big billboard someday.Alan wrote:Geez Joe, if you watched TV you'd see that advertisement where all the regular joes of the movie industry speak out against piracy. Because pirating movies that make millions of dollars is taking money directly from those people, who work on a salary/wage, and not the movie studio owners.
I don't think of watching a tv episode in divx/mpeg is really piracy... ever hear of a vcr? same thing but digital and I didn't have to remember to set the stupid thing.Alan wrote:Geez Joe, if you watched TV you'd see that advertisement where all the regular joes of the movie industry speak out against piracy. Because pirating movies that make millions of dollars is taking money directly from those people, who work on a salary/wage, and not the movie studio owners.
I agree. I was referring to the rest of your divx/mpeg collection.quantus wrote:I don't think of watching a tv episode in divx/mpeg is really piracy... ever hear of a vcr? same thing but digital and I didn't have to remember to set the stupid thing.Alan wrote:Geez Joe, if you watched TV you'd see that advertisement where all the regular joes of the movie industry speak out against piracy. Because pirating movies that make millions of dollars is taking money directly from those people, who work on a salary/wage, and not the movie studio owners.
Getting beat on the head with a hammer would be very memorable too then... until it causes brain damage. I wonder if we could sue Fandango for brain trauma...Alan wrote:Fandango commercials must die!
Except their annoyingness makes them very memorable, so I guess it works.
Dunno what files you mean.Alan wrote:I agree. I was referring to the rest of your divx/mpeg collection.quantus wrote:I don't think of watching a tv episode in divx/mpeg is really piracy... ever hear of a vcr? same thing but digital and I didn't have to remember to set the stupid thing.Alan wrote:Geez Joe, if you watched TV you'd see that advertisement where all the regular joes of the movie industry speak out against piracy. Because pirating movies that make millions of dollars is taking money directly from those people, who work on a salary/wage, and not the movie studio owners.
You know, the other thousand or so files.
There's no way I'm splitting the possibly massive settlement with you unless the only way I could win was by making it a class action suit.Peijen wrote:if you do let me know
Alan wrote:I agree. I was referring to the rest of your divx/mpeg collection.quantus wrote:I don't think of watching a tv episode in divx/mpeg is really piracy... ever hear of a vcr? same thing but digital and I didn't have to remember to set the stupid thing.Alan wrote:Geez Joe, if you watched TV you'd see that advertisement where all the regular joes of the movie industry speak out against piracy. Because pirating movies that make millions of dollars is taking money directly from those people, who work on a salary/wage, and not the movie studio owners.
You know, the other thousand or so files.
See, I support seeing movies in theaters.quantus wrote:By the way, Shaolin Soccer opens in theaters on August 15th