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Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2003 5:24 am
by jeffbert
The Simpsons has just parodied Japanese super heroes, in its opening credits!

Bart was dressed as Atom, Homer as Ultraman, and the other members also had costumes, but the thing was so quick, I failed to identfy them.

Posted: Mon Dec 15, 2003 8:06 am
by the_real_astroboy
they needed astroboy there
Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2003 3:09 pm
by Dragonrider1227
Aw, man! I missed this. When did they this? and BTW, was Lisa dressed as Sailor Moon?

Posted: Tue Dec 16, 2003 4:51 pm
by jeffbert
I do not know, but I do have it on tape, and as soon as I get my new All-in-wonder installed, I will capture the frames, and post them.
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2003 5:18 am
by dennis_ian
jeffbert, do have any plan of sharing your files in the future????

i mean giving us an access to it...

Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2003 5:44 am
by jeffbert
No. Although I did indicate my willingness a few months ago in the topic about anapan's ftp, I have since reconsidered. I live in the USA, with the news about teenagers arrested for sharing music files, I have been increasingly concerned about file sharing. I legitimately own Astroboy tapes from the 60s and 80s, and advise anyone interested to buy his own copies. As regards the Astroboy episodes I have downloaded, they are either episodes that have not yet been released in English, or duplicates of episodes that I own on VHS. Because my downloading them does not take way business from anyone who would have otherwise sold them to me, I see no moral violation. If the government sees a legal violation, that is a chance I will take. If and when these are made available, I will buy them. If I download a few episodes of some other anime, & like them, I usually buy a legitimate copy. I have unknowingly bought some pirated anime, thinking that nobody could sell them openly, only to realize later that they were indeed bootleg copies. If you want to download them yourself, use eDonkey and Bullguard. If you have only dialup, but do not mind bootlegs, try eBay. B)
Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2003 6:24 am
by dennis_ian
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No.
ok...got it...
If you want to download them yourself, use eDonkey and Bullguard. If you have only dialup, but do not mind bootlegs, try eBay.
if you only knew...i guess ive tried all the download manager i could find in the net only finding out that i could never connect to any server. ive learned that it has do to with our proxy server..but anyway, what you have said is true and... you made me think there..

Posted: Wed Dec 17, 2003 8:52 am
by jeffbert
have you checked the documentation and forums for eDonkey? I think there is a way to work with a proxy server, but do not get your hopes up, because I really am just going by memory.

Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2003 3:46 am
by Loüßëãr
have you checked the documentation and forums for eDonkey? I think there is a way to work with a proxy server,
I am currently trying Edonkey and there is quitw a bit of astroboy stuff there but downloading depends on availabilty of the file sharers and I find that it is very slow using dial up. But at least I am getting the files that are not available for sale where I am. I use a proxy with Getright & edonkey without any worries. I am just about to install bullguard too. Thanks Jeffbert
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2003 7:12 am
by jeffbert
Do not be intimidated by all of Bullguard's features. I recommend using all of them, which will mean you will often be clicking 'ok', but you will maximize your protection. Especially important are the program control, script control, and the registry control. I do not think cookie control is all that important, but if you can tolerate the additional 'ok' clicking, you should use it. If you have any questions, please ask. However, I have three final exams between now and the 24th, so you might do better to check bullguard's forum for answers.
I also use a few anti-spyware programs, and even with one, my I Expl. homepage was hijacked by somebody who wanted me to but their anti-spyware program to keep them from hijacking my homepage! :angry: 'Spybot' and 'SpywareBlaster' have since kept this from happening again, even though the activeX programs that caused it are probably still on my hard drive.