Anyone use Irc? Want Astro Episodes?

[cybotron]

Originally posted by jeffbert@Apr 25 2004, 08:28 AM

[b]But I will get a code red a small buttered popcorn and a hotdog and make a lunch of it. The Lord keep me safe from the Red Devil.

I am so old that I remember movie theatre popcorn that was both buttered and salted by the kid behind the counter. These days, one must tolerate dry popcorn. The theaters that I have used in the past 10 years, kept the salt tied to a counter top way far away from the queue / register. I could have all the 'butter' I wanted, but no more layering of butter, salt, and then more popcorn atop it. :angry: :angry: :angry: Thus, only the topmost popcorn has any salt, becuase all the rest is bone dry, and the salt just goes to the bottom. [/b]

Yeah... I get a small bag, and try to get the guy behind the counter to fill it half way, and butter it, and then I salt it, and then I have them put the rest in. Sometimes that won't work if the movie is crowded or packed and the counter is busy. Arrrrgggggh :wacko: Dry popcorn yuck!

[jeffbert]

And worse yet, sometimes I accidentally smear the 'butter' on my glasses! :angry: It ain't easy to clean the lenses using only 1 hand in a dark theatre. :angry: Because of this, I rarely consume popcorn at the theater. I do often eat it at home, while watching DVDs, although sometimes I eat English muffins dripping with butter. Notice the lack of single quotes. Yes, real Land of Lakes Butter on my muffins. Rarely I use air popped with LOL butter on it. It is just too hard to wet all the popcorn without using an entire 4 ounce stick of butter. I use microwave popcorn that comes in boxes of 15 packages. Walmart sells them for about $3.00.

[cybotron]

Originally posted by Adam Maclean@Apr 25 2004, 07:21 AM
File sharing legal - Canada
Dont worry about the Cyber Fuzz if youre Canadian, because File sharing is legal in Canada for any type of media
Frig Canada rocks!
IaM CaNaDiAn! B)

Yeah well you're canadian, but what about everyone else?
People have had their computers taken...
The only legal downloads were the Fan/Subs... Everything else is piracy in the U.S. and Britain. They may come looking for anyone trading or downloading the new english episodes, they intend to sell. :huh:

[Anapan]

I've never ever heard of someone getting in trouble for downloading obscure anime or cartoons. Only big budget hollywood movies. Unless money is being made somewhere in the deal it doesn't seem to be much of a risk yet. Also, sad but true - Astroboy doesn't have enough fans to be important enough for the authorities to bother trying to do something about it being coppied. The enforcement of such things costs way too much money.

[cybotron]

Originally posted by Anapan@Apr 25 2004, 12:49 PM
I've never ever heard of someone getting in trouble for downloading obscure anime or cartoons. Only big budget hollywood movies. Unless money is being made somewhere in the deal it doesn't seem to be much of a risk yet. Also, sad but true - Astroboy doesn't have enough fans to be important enough for the authorities to bother trying to do something about it being coppied. The enforcement of such things costs way too much money.

Glad to hear it... Hope you are right. I hope.
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