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Its actually only 3 or 4. One of them recently abandoned Bluray in favour of HD-DVD. The rest are using both.

In the UK at least threatening someone with an imitation firearm has the same penalty as doing it with a real weapon. And that's how it should be!

I saw the original post bubs, im on your side.

Girls yes Guys no

Well done PM :D Alas not a complete ban but its a good start.

*giggles at Kaylas nickname in the contect of this thread*

http://www.dafont.com/faq.php#win How to install a font under Windows ? Under Windows Vista : Select the font files (.ttf, .otf or .fon) then Right-click > Install

If you do all that and still don't win then you need to quit.

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Im sure they will announce it the day after NESARA :roll: :roll:

Pretty lame to me, 99% of it is just not funny in the slightest

What extensions do you have installed? Try disabling them all and turning on one by one until you find the source of the memory hog.

Its like Matrix Reloaded... except its not crap :D

Been a bit busy to watch films lately, had lots of TV shows recorded and on DVD to catch up on but I did see Broken Arrow last night.

You know you just showed yourself as being a real [bleep] ya know? Just cus someones sexuality isn't heterosexual doesn't make them [bleep]s. Does you openly posting that you are straight mean you want to "receive" from random ppl on the Internet...? No.

Yeah we heard the first time. Go away

Bubsa Groupy

*giggles*

Jeans and tshirts. Sometimes I wear short sleved shirts over the top of my tshirts either done up or undone depending on temperature. I dont follow a specific style I just choose what I wanna put on.

Both formats are HD, the correct term is HD-DVD

Mmmm txt flavour :D

HD-DVD is better for consumers. They are cheaper to produce and can be pressed with minimal additions and modifications at the factories compared to Bluray which needs all new kit. This makes the production phase cheaper and thus passing savings onto the public. HD-DVD spec was also written by the DVD consortium i belive. BluRay however has a higher storage capacity which i personaly feel makes it better suited for business use and storage. Its high capacity is ideal for backups and large databases. I feel this has a much greater commercial benefit than to the consumer who will end up paying far more than they really should do. In an ideal world sony would change the direction of their Bluray media, like they did with Betamax which ultimately ended up scaling down and turning into Video8/Hi8 which is still the leading camcorder media, and got for B2B leaving the consumer marker open to the cheaper and more flexible HD-DVD. Alas sony are committed to foisting thier expensive media onto consumers and I fear that it will eventually win out against HD-DVD. Even more bad news about this is that its not going to happen over night and its going to be several yars before one or the other conceeds and for the whole time this is going ahead the public just wont adopt it. Consumers remember the VHS/Betamax war and dont want a repeat. This competition is actually harming the market and stiffling demand for HD products. I am desperate to watch some kick [wagon] films on my nice big HD TV but im not forking out ÃÆââ¬Å¡Ãâã500 for a player and loads of money for Bluray discs only for them to be obsolete in a few years. At the moment DVD is still king.

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I know the feeling Harrington, I desperately want to start getting HD stuff but I don't want to be caught in a repeat of the VHS/BetaMax war. Harming consumers this competition. Not good. BlueRay should change their aims to go for business use and storage capacity. HD-DVD should stick with consumer basis because its less complicated and are cheaper/easier to produce.

I would guess the indie equivalent of rap is probably still going strong. Its just the mainstream acts that have taken such a bit hit. And that's all down to the immense lack of talent at the top the last few years.