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That is all.
Any movie you've seen on the list should be boldfaced.
( Big List Through Here )
These six need names.
They will be used in battle, but don't let that dissuade you from the inane.
The exchange rate from US Dollars to Mexican Pesos is currently 1 to 10.5. That is, 10.5 pesos equal 1 dollar. Now, a Coke in Mexico costs 3 pesos or 29 cents. How much did you pay for your Coca-Cola from the local Krauszer's?
Let's keep destroying our economy, America! That's how we'll get these Mexicans out!
At least they have an option...
(Keep in mind, it's not comprehensive.)
 | VoicePost  16K 0:04 | “You know McDonald's has a desert pizza? They really good.” Auto-Transcribed Voice Post - spoken through SpinVox |
Little Tiger of Canton
All in the Family
New Fist of Fury
Shaolin Chamber of Death
Hand of Death
Killer Meteors
To Kill with Intrigue
Snake & Crane Arts of Shaolin
Magnificent Bodyguards
Snake in the Eagle's Shadow
Drunken Master
Spiritual Kung-Fu
Half a Loaf of Kung Fu
Fearless Hyena
Dragon Fist
Master with Cracked Fingers
The Big Brawl
The Young Master
Dragon Lord
Fearless Hyena Part II
Winners and Sinners
Project A
Wheels on Meals
Police Story
Heart of Dragon
The Protector
My Lucky Stars
Twinkle, Twinkle Lucky Stars
Project A Part II
Armour of God
Police Story 2
Dragons Forever
Miracles
Island of Fire
Armour of God II: Operation Condor
Police Story 3
Twin Dragons
City Hunter
Crime Story
Drunken Master II
Thunderbolt
Police Story 4: First Strike
Rumble in the Bronx
Mr. Nice Guy
Rush Hour
Who Am I?
Gorgeous
Shanghai Noon
Rush Hour 2
The Accidental Spy
The Tuxedo
The Medallion
Shanghai Knights
New Police Story
Around the World in 80 Days
The Myth
Rob-B-Hood
Rush Hour 3
The Forbidden Kingdom
There are a few films not on this list usually found in Jackie Chan boxed sets; those typically have him in a cameo role only and are thus discluded from this list.
Also, I was recently informed that the originator of the Content Strike crossed the imaginary line betraying her compatriots by logging into LJ and posted an Abuse Report against someone who had emailed her offering to hack LJ's servers. That's right, even the person who first mounted the high horse couldn't remain true to her own cause. What does that say about the cause? To me, it says that the cause was worthless in her eyes. How many people joined the Content Strike and spread the word around like some malicious STD didn't actually care about the cause? I'd venture a guess that most just cared about their own popularity and the opinion of their vapid readers.
Point of interest: This appears to be William H. Macy weekend on TBS as tonight is Jurassic Park III and tomorrow night is Sahara (with limited commercial interruption).
Data Crow allows you to catalog your collections of books, DVDs, CDs, software, video games and much more. Best part? It's FOSS.
Also, everyone should check out In His Likeness</>, the best deity webcomic and one of the best overall on the internet. Even better than CAD, PVP and Penny Arcade. Check it out!
This is the sort of things that I'll be posting during the Anti-Strike.
| VoicePost 350K 1:46 | “Hello Readers, just just giving you a heads up on about tonight starting at 8:00 Eastern Standard Time. I and several of our friends, I wish you guys would too. Would start posting as much as possible for the next 24 hours. That's from 8:00 tonight to 8:00 tomorrow night Eastern Standard Time. This is going to be the anti strike. We are going to put the kibash(?) on this content strike. I feel that we are being ignored because the people who are, the people who are bitching and complaining are the paid users. Not the basic users will be not effected at all by this by this content changes or the the plus unit users like me who or have been living with the ads for quite a while. It's the paid users. The people who don't freaking matter. They have paid their dues and yet their still bitching because why general is changing for somebody else. This is making no sense to me. So I am leaving the opposition. I want everybody, everybody to low in post, post, post, post, post. Just post as much as you can. Jamie Hatton, I know you have, you have all of your fans. Get them on live turn, get them to start posting. Get them to post all day, 24 hours. We're gonna do this, we're gonna make this a phenomenal. Do not turn off your turn off your RSS(?) feed don't not turn off your ___ feeds leave everything on. We will be victorious. Talk to you guys later.” Auto-Transcribed Voice Post - spoken through SpinVox |
I believe that ad-support is good for LiveJournal. My LJ blog is ad-supported and I don't care. Yes, LiveJournal is making money off our posts, but we agreed to let them when we agreed to the Terms of Service. Also, as anyone who has tried to pay for a site with advertising can attest, ad revenue is infinitesimally insignificant. Paying for the server farm that is necessary to house all the data generated by the bloggers is, I'm sure, no short order. There are over 15 million accounts registered on LJ, only a small portion of which are actually active (1.75 million) and a large portion of those accounts have never posted once (9.15 million).
If you are unfamiliar with the Terms of Service you agreed to when you joined LiveJournal, why should anyone else have to deal with your complaints because you failed to read the document you were agreeing to?
PS. If you have that much a gripe with the ads, download AdBlock Plus.
Edit: After some research, this news item has no connection to The Onion or any other known news satire publication or site. Looks legit, kiddoes.
