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Posted by Roy L. Fuchs on 09/26/65 11:52
On Sat, 08 Jul 2006 00:10:40 -0000, Doug Jacobs
<djacobs@shell.rawbw.com> Gave us:
>In rec.games.video.sony Roy L. Fuchs <roylfuchs@urfargingicehole.org> wrote:
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>> That because most of you were rental retards not yet ready to give up
>> your capacity to record, regardless of the resolution / quality
>> difference... WUSSIES!
>
>'rental retards'...heh, you're cute.
You're an idiot.
> So if someone's unable to spend tens
>of thousands of dollars on home theater equipment and media, they're just
>considered inferior to the masculine replacement that is your Home
>Theater, right?
Funny, I don't recall spending tens of thousands of dollars.
> In the 80s it was your LD player, now it's your HD-DVD
>player.
You forgot stone tablets, and cave painting. Also, ther was wire
recording, then magnetic particle tape, then metallized tape, then
video hit us with helically scanned recording. VHS and Beta.
Guess what, dumbfuck... those were NOT every consumer's item when
they came out either. Only some of us keep up. You obviously do not.
You need to stop pissing and moaning about it here, however.
>Fred pegged you with his first response to you.
Fred is a bigger piece of shit than you are.
>At least when guys like you buy expensive sports cars, they tend to last
>longer than just a few years
My first Laser Disc player lasted 18 years. The fault is with the
electrolytic caps that dry up inside, and that has always been a
problem with electronic products, dumbass.
> - unlike your HD-DVD player which I have no
>doubt will be tossed aside in a few years for something newer, shinier,
>and more expensive.
You're an idiot. I have given away older model DVD players that I
owned to folks that didn't have one. For some of us, electronics is
ubiquitous. With Laser Disc money was tighter back then, and folks
made less, so I made sure the disc I purchased was one a really
wanted. Now, I can buy DVD or even HD DVDs sight unseen, and if it is
a movie I don't like (Battlefield Earth), I can always give it to
someone else as a gift.
I will have had many "newer, shinier, more expensive" items in my
life, while you will have done no more than masturbate through life
relishing nothing by the end. I also make more each year so, "more
expensive" is a little vague. My bicycle was $1000 and it is pretty
much bottom of the line. Smooth as glass, however. Much better than
the $300 Costco cheapy.
Next thing you'll tell me is that a carbon fiber $4000 bicycle like
those Lance rides are "niche" items. You'd have a hard time
convincing bike shops and manufacturers like TREK of that NON-fact,
however.
So you sit on a stick and spin, 'cause that's all you're good for.
I'm going to LIVE my life.
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