3-D movies are already heading for the exit.

[Some Stupid Japanese Name]

Never mind. I phone googled. It was against credit card terms to do so and the retailer could get in trouble for it until 2010. That's when some small business lobbyists got together and had a law passed saying it was ok to do so.

[YellerDog]

I've become enlightened to the plight of the small business owner, you nit-picking little cunt.

lawl

[Pineapple]

So about them 3D movies, how they doin?

[Razor Ramon]

Don't take cards you don't get my service. I have less than $2 on me 98% of the time.

[Mzo]

I'm assuming you're trying to say that it's all cash-and-carry over there?

It's a bartering system that revolves around blowing dudes.

A K A heaven

[Dunlap]

You guys should go see puppet shows. They cost less and you can buy beers there, too. And it's in 3-D! With live music!
I saw this last year, it was a lot cooler than sock puppets:

[Razor Ramon]

I'd rather just go to a bar.

[A Robot Bit Me]

Failure isn't just for 3D movies.

[Doc Holliday]

Interesting.

[Error]

Can't be all that surprising. There's fuck all out in the theaters except movies people have already passed on and movies that got zero advertising. What did they expect?

Plus....FOOTBALL.