Posted by Phisherman on 01/17/05 11:51

On Thu, 29 Jun 2006 02:06:30 -1000, "NoNoBadDog!"
<Diespammers@notme.com> wrote:

>
>"Fish!" <fugu@tastyfish.com> wrote in message
>news:MPG.1f0e1a0bf7b5eb2998a302@News.Individual.net...
>> In article <Xns97F0C0E87F90Bsky@207.115.17.102>, skip[@nospam.com
>> says...
>>> "Kirk Frei" <fangoria@muscanet.com> wrote in
>>> news:12a6356s12tht0d@corp.supernews.com:
>>>
>>> > I've noticed in the last month or so that it takes
>>> > an extra day for my email message that they
>>> > have received my dvd. I'm only about 70 miles
>>> > from where most of my dvd's get sent(cedar rapids,Iowa).
>>> > If I put them in my mail box on Monday they
>>> > almost always were received on Tuesday.
>>> > Now, most of the time they don't get
>>> > there for 2 days. Anyone else noticed
>>> > this happening? I only received about
>>> > 8 to 10 per month, so I don't do high
>>> > volume.
>>> > Thanks,
>>> > Kirk
>>> >
>>> Is netflix still in business. amazing
>>>
>>
>>
>> do people still RENT DVD's?
>
>Renting is a great way to tell if you want to spend the money to add that
>DVD to your collection. If you rent it and decide you don't like it, your
>not out anything. If you buy a DVD and don't like it, you're out the cost
>of the DVD.
>
>Bobby
>


Well, if you watch a movie you don't like, you've wasted your time
because you could have watched a movie that you like. And, there are
a LOT of bad movies. Watching trailers can give a false sense that
the movie is good because trailers take the very best parts of the
movie.

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