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>> ^westy:

Not realy that funny.
although there have been allot of funny moments on whose line .


My goal in life is to impress you...and make you comment on it.

yup.. this is why i will probably never visit the US or UK

the book though.. 1984 didn't come late
that's one of the points the book makes.. it could be set in the year 2020 for all we know.. the year is 1984 because the government tells it is the year 1984
that's the extent of their control
and it's a very effective tool of wiping out history by making their date appear to be in the future

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>> ^imstellar28:
i check the expiration date when i buy milk. please resist the emotional urge to cry out for government regulation every time a tragedy occurs.


except that when you go in for milk you don't have to ask a person at the dairy counter to put a gallon in your fridge, and you sure as hell wouldn't be ok with it if that milk was already months past it's sell-by date. it doesn't take a study to tell you that the milk you have is potentially bad, either, all you have to do is engage in a quick experiment of your own by giving it a sniff.

that's the difference that makes tire dating due for regulation. having recently re-shoed our household cars (one of which uses an odd size) in the last month, you can bet your ass i checked the dates on the tires themselves...even though (and this is the most important part) the garage assured me the tires were brand new and would give me 60k+ safe mileage. i found out by their dates that both sets were 2 and 4 years old, respectively. until i became aware that there was a difference in the rubber consistency in such a short period of time i also figured what they said was correct, and that if they weren't "brand new" then the outer rubber or tread would give it away...as it stands i've been sold a product in a misleading manner that make me a potential road hazard much sooner than i have paid for or would have expected, and had to shell out over 800$ for the pleasure.

Wow. This sleazy show makes Blind Date look like Masterpiece Theater.

I hope Mike Judge copyrighted 'Ow, My Balls'.