Re: Blu-ray Numbers Too Low To Release

On Mon, 12 May 2008 17:45:27 -0700, "JBDragon" <JBDragon at someplace dot
com> wrote:

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>> On Sun, 11 May 2008 21:51:10 -0700, "JBDragon" <JBDragon at someplace
dot
>> com> wrote:
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>>>I agree with the Article.  I've been a long time HDTV owner, and own
over
>>>300 DVD Movies, not to mention TV Series Sets, and yet have ZERO
interest 
>>>is
>>>Blu-Ray.  I don't want SONY to have that control, you might as well
move
>>>into SONY LAND where they screw their customers over and over again,
and 
>>>yet
>>>keep doing it because Sony fanboy's have no Memory of past Sony screw 
>>>jobs.
>>
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>>  Are you sure that you are not referring to American oil companies?
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>What does OIL have to do with SONY. 

  Jeez, if I knew I was dealing with a total retard, I wouldn't have
posted.

 LOOK, dip****, the remark was not to describe a similarity between what
the companies would have you believe they do.  The comparison is about
the screwing over ****tion of your remarks.  Can you really be so ****ing
thick as to have missed something so obvious?

> By the way, the US Government makes 
>more money per Gallon of Oil in Taxes then the Oil Company!!!

  Now, you sound like ****ing Rosie O'Retard.  No thanks... I don't need
a link to the cite.  I have a clue for you... half your insurance premium
payments are tax as well.  We've been getting totally screwed for
decades, and we don't even see it.

>  Fact is the 
>High costs of oil has to do with other Countries such as China that are
now 
>require more and more  gas in Increasing numbers. 


  It has to do with Americans' "free" mentality. Folks here need to
conserve, and do it now, not keep showing everyone how many toys they
have to play with.

>  Then there's mainly the 
>Democrats that don't want to drill for Oil in the US, because Our land is

>just so much more Valuable then Land is some other county.  We Im****t 
>something like 80% of our Oil.  So we can't drill for Oil, we are burning

>Coal and Natural Gas in power plans, because we also can't have the
Nuclear 
>plans like France and other countries are also almost exclusively using. 
>80% power over there and about 10% power over hear.  We can't build Oil 
>Refineries or expand them, even though we have more and more cars on the 
>road, and one little thing and prices go up.   The Oil companies WANT TO 
>DRILL, THEY WANT TO BUILD REFINERIES, but the Eco wacko's and the left
wing 
>want none of that.   Now it's kind of late!  If they started up for
drilling 
>at these new locations, it'll be years before it has any effect.   Oh I'm

>sure it's going to hit $5 for Regular this year the way prices keep going

>up.  Next year at the latest.
>

  Oil hits yield immediate benefit.  Barrels are barrels.  If you drill
it, it will flow.

  And yes...  the flow will reap immediate benefit.