ita got a ticket?
Natter 32 Flavors and Then Some
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Netflix already owns me, blockbuster would just occasionally fill my instant gratification need.
This (also from ThinkGeek) made me laugh: [link]
ita got a ticket?
Yeah. Turns out you can't spend too long in that turn lane, even if you really are going to turn. And I'm afraid I've let the traffic school slip till the last minute.
Go Netflix, choose Netflix.
I'll have to take the opposing side here. Renting DVDs. Just say no.
Pay-per-view, or buy it. (torrent solutions: Give the artist a break, huh? Unless the artist isn't getting a cut.)
Pay-per-view, or buy it.
Very incomplete solution. There are very many discs (273, approx) I want to see and not buy. There are about 250 of those not available (at least) on PPV. I don't quite get why I should suck it up.
Pay-per-view does not have neat commentary tracks and cast interviews, so I'll be sticking with DVD rentals for all but the handful of movies that I know I want to buy.
My town has no Starbucks.
I prefer our locally owned place called Cup O' Joe. The coffee's better. Although there have been some problems with one of the Starbucks location that opened across the street from CO'J--a few acts of minor vanalism.
Not a movie buyer, here. Didn't buy many VHS tapes and buy even less DVDs. I don't rewatch stuff.
Not sure why I value buying books so much cause I don't re-read either, well at least I haven't. But I love lending a book I love to someone.
Pay-per-view does not have neat commentary tracks and cast interviews, so I'll be sticking with DVD rentals for all but the handful of movies that I know I want to buy.
My PPV actually has some of the extras from films offered for free as choices. Not a lot, but still. You've got to give them credit.