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I still have a standard definition TV.
I don't understand all this excitement for the 4K televisions, as with early HDTV 4K looks great but the programming still sucks.
The best description of cable television I've ever heard was: "willfully having
a sewer main emptying out into your living room in the hope that once in a
while a diamond ring will come out."
And that was from someone who worked in the industry and could get the service for free, but didn't.
And that was from someone who worked in the industry and could get the service for free, but didn't.
Murder She Wrote was a television show in which an aging serial killer successfully
framed everyone else for her crimes.
Oh yeah, I love their sharp cheddar. It's so sharp you can stab someone with
it.
(oh man ... damn I'm clever.)
(oh man ... damn I'm clever.)
Don't you dairy start that kind of talk around here, mister. This is nacho
discussion to run away with. Tread caerphilly.
ah. If only Yuri were here. Sorry Ig. Didn't mean to step on your lactose.
Or are you just worried that I'll cream you? I'm sure we can keep stringing
these along.
Mon Jun 17 2019 05:43:48 PM EDT from IGnatius T Foobar @ UncensoredOh yeah, I love their sharp cheddar. It's so sharp you can stab someone with it.
(oh man ... damn I'm clever.)
The local farm market had a 10 year old cheddar that was so sharp it cut your tongue.
That was two years ago... they don't have the ten year old cheddar anymore... but I did see a very expensive 12 year old cheddar.
(Now I wait for someone to explain that after two years the ten year old cheddar will be 12 year-old cheddar)
Yet I am pretty certain I know a belly in which that cheddar cheese shall
never reside. Whether it be 10 years, 2 days or any other amount of time.
I wonder if a trip to a cheese making facility is in order?
I wonder if a trip to a cheese making facility is in order?
So apparently there was some sort of cheezy pop Christmas song in the 1980's
that was about an organ transplant gone horribly wrong. And someone just
figured out this year that since it was originally recorded on film, it could
be remastered in 4K video and released again.
This is fine, but for some reason the interwebz are going crazy over it, as if this were some wondrous revolution of technology and artistry. As if the entire filmmaking industry hasn't been doing this every time a new video format is introduced and they get to sell the same old movies again. One website literally wrote "you can see every strand of George Michael's perfect hair."
I'm having trouble seeing why people think this is so amazing.
This is fine, but for some reason the interwebz are going crazy over it, as if this were some wondrous revolution of technology and artistry. As if the entire filmmaking industry hasn't been doing this every time a new video format is introduced and they get to sell the same old movies again. One website literally wrote "you can see every strand of George Michael's perfect hair."
I'm having trouble seeing why people think this is so amazing.
Tue Dec 24 2019 09:35:19 PM EST from zooer @ UncensoredWhy would anyone want to see George Michael's hair?
Or hear him "sing"