Are we a bunch of Sony haters?

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Originally Posted by Bacon McShig

The fingers you have tried to type with are too fat. If you'd like to order a special typing wand, please mash the keyboard now.

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Haha damn someone caught it. I just put my contacts in and couldn't see before.

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Originally Posted by Yoshi

Popeye's is also better than KFC, but it's owned by the same parent company as Church's. From what I can tell, they put Popeye's in white areas and Church's in black areas. They also own Cinnabon, which they put in fat areas.

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Yoshi I think your wrong. In Audobon, NJ (all white), they have a Popeye's and a Church's next to each other.

The Cinnibon's are located in (Indoor)Mall's where I live; like Deptford, Cherry Hill, Echelon, Moorestown, and Hamilton, NJ.

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Originally Posted by Yoshi

Liar. They don't make 6'2" Latinos.

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I'm currently the tallest TNL member in the NY meetups. Dole is close by an inch or two.

Fried chicken improves your eyesight.

IDBTN

I will vouch for Razor. He's tall.

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Originally Posted by Advocate

Yoshi I think your wrong. In Audobon, NJ (all white), they have a Popeye's and a Church's next to each other.

The Cinnibon's are located in (Indoor)Mall's where I live; like Deptford, Cherry Hill, Echelon, Moorestown, and Hamilton, NJ.

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Cinnabon's are always in malls. I was kidding about that. I could be wrong about where the put Chruch's and Popeye's. I haven't done research. It's just anecdotally what I have seen.

Actually, it looks like they aren't under the same umbrella anymore. America's Favorite Chicken I thought owend both. They own Popeye's now but not Church's it appears.

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Originally Posted by Razor Ramon

Dole is close by an inch or two.

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lol @ penis measuring

More LOL @ Sony:

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Originally Posted by avsforum

FTC: Consumers Must Be Able To Uninstall Copy Protection
By John Eggerton Broadcasting & Cable 1/31/2007

In a decision that sets some limits on its copy-protection of content, Sony has settled with the Federal Trade Commission over security it imbedded in its CDs. The FTC said Sony may not hide the security system from consumers and, beyond that, must "provide a reasonable and effective way to uninstall any content protection software."

The company came under heavy fire for not disclosing that the digital rights management security imbedded in its disks not only restricted the number of copies that could be made but included spy software that monitredd listening habits for marketing purposes, actually exposed users computers to security risks, and was tough to uninstall.

Under the proposed settlement, the company is required to disclose copy limitations of its CDs, prevents it from collecting marketing information via the copy-protection scheme. It also requires the company to exchange the CD's for new ones through June of this year, and to reimburse up to $150 for repair to any computers that might have been damaged in trying to remove the software.

“Installations of secret software that create security risks are intrusive and unlawful,” said FTC Chairman Deborah Platt Majoras in announcing the settlement.

http://www.broadcastingcable.com/ar...y=Breaking+News

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http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=797969

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KFC lover eh?

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KFC is old people's food. It's the only restruant my Grandma used to eat at.

Church's Fried chicken sounds like something you only say with a black accent.