@Yerzriknot: Forest Gump wasn't enough better for me to want to see it a second time. I liked watching the Forest Gump movie, once. That was enough.
I've watched the Triplets of Bellville several times. It was a very good movie and pretty amazing how everything was communicated using normal every day body language.
Then again, I'm no Sysquell or Eggbert. I tend to like movies for what they are. If they don't have enough "eye candy" in some manner then I may not want to watch it again, but I could still have enjoyed it the first time.
Do yourselves a favor and don't watch the new Land of the Lost movie. I was expecting pretty bad and came away even more disappointed than that.
Does anyone know if the postoffice is irradiating the mail the goes that general population? If they are wouldn't this kill off most bacteria in the discs prior to delivery?
Just a thought
Also, I have found that it is best not to lick anything that comes through the mail...or eat off of it...or teabag it (tilts head in confusion) as someone has so generously pointed out...
I wonder if it has anything to do with the fact that we shine lasers at them for hours at a time, only touching it with our hands for a few seconds between the sleve and the DVD player and back again?
So basically, there is aboslutely NO NEWS of interest to those in the KLTV viewing area. Instead, their reporters must create stories with absolutely no merit.
I have been rubbing Netflix sleeves all over my body in the hope I would get some dreaded disease to get me some sick time from the office. So much for that idea.
@Odin: They HAVE to. They don't have the rights to broadcast outside the US. The way TV shows are licensed, that's about the best that they can do, for now.
Blame the people who grab the licenses to rebroadcast the shows in your country for not having a similar site (or working a deal with Hulu).
And I'm not even going to begin discussing the value of viewers to advertisers being less if they're distributed internationally, since you can't focus your ad campaign nearly as tightly...
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Swine Flu it is.
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I've watched the Triplets of Bellville several times. It was a very good movie and pretty amazing how everything was communicated using normal every day body language.
Then again, I'm no Sysquell or Eggbert. I tend to like movies for what they are. If they don't have enough "eye candy" in some manner then I may not want to watch it again, but I could still have enjoyed it the first time.
Do yourselves a favor and don't watch the new Land of the Lost movie. I was expecting pretty bad and came away even more disappointed than that.
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A popular use for Tyvek is water-proof house wrapping. My guess is that it isn't porous at all, so it doesn't hold bugs.
Just a guess.
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Just a thought
Also, I have found that it is best not to lick anything that comes through the mail...or eat off of it...or teabag it (tilts head in confusion) as someone has so generously pointed out...
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I demand a follow-up.
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Just kidding. :)
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What a waste of time.
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Blame the people who grab the licenses to rebroadcast the shows in your country for not having a similar site (or working a deal with Hulu).
And I'm not even going to begin discussing the value of viewers to advertisers being less if they're distributed internationally, since you can't focus your ad campaign nearly as tightly...
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