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John Wilson
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Always try and read what you say BEFORE it goes to air...

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Chris Slycord
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Greatest video game ever.

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Phil Hill
I love my cootie bug

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Harris Pest Control TV Commercial.

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Joe Redifer
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Don't watch Nicolas Cage Movies

I'd like to see a comprehensive list (in order of appearance) of who all of these people are. I don't even recognize half of 'em, though I swear I spotted Giovanni Ribisi.

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Brad Miller
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They could've gotten much more prominent Hollywood people had it been a "don't watch Michael Bay movies". I mean, who wouldn't agree with that? [Razz]

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John Wilson
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Billy Bob Thornton makes a complete fool of himself.

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Bobby Henderson
"Ask me about Trajan."

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Couldn't even get through about 2 minutes of that radio interview stuff without drowsiness trying to set in. Boring.

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Audio only, but a rare parody of the NBC "Proud as a Peacock" jingle done by the studio and singers who did the real one:
That must be one very dated parody. The old early 1980's era NBC logo alone makes it very obvious. Another is the parody jingle slamming NBC for having only an 18 share in the Nielsen ratings.

If a major broadcast network averaged an 18 share for the week currently they would be kicking ass big time. It's possible to win the Nieslen ratings for the week with as little as a 10 share.

quote: Joe Redifer
I'd like to see a comprehensive list (in order of appearance) of who all of these people are.
I don't know all of those people, but the ones I recognize are:
Ellen DeGeneres
Forest Whitaker
Demi Moore
Eva Longoria
Laura Linney
Leonardo DiCaprio
Jonah Hill
Couteney Cox
Natalie Portman
Djimon Hounsou
Giovanni "Fuck It" Ribisi
Jamie Foxx

Seriously, the folks at Cracked.com (or whoever put together that video) obviously lifted all those celebrity clips from some other "save the earth" style campaign. What was the original video? Obviously it had the F-bomb in it with what Giovanni Ribisi said.

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Anslem Rayburn
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I'm actually willing to bet that the celebrities in that video did it knowing what it was being used for. There would be serious usage lawsuits otherwise, and most of them seem like they have good senses of humor...

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Mark J. Marshall
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I always thought this was a really cool song, and have been amazed by anyone who can play it at full speed like this.

Bumble Boogie

And again by some awesome little dude named Ben.

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Joe Redifer
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Anti-piracy Ad

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Phil Hill
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"Smoking in the Boys Room" - Motley Crue cover of the Brownsville Station tune.

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Matthew Bailey
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Playing with xenon lamps-also see related videos on You Tube. Xenon short arc lamp DIY searchlight Also, my You Tube comment under mathewbailey08 on this video- Megaplex Projectionist-Lace Up & Run

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Joe Redifer
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quote: Matthew Bailey
Megaplex Projectionist-Lace Up & Run
I like how the guy keeps showing the platter with the dragging payout as if it's something to be proud of. If I had a payout that ever dragged that badly I wouldn't show it on video (since I'd be ashamed of something running is such poor condition)! Phase controls like that are pretty easy to get functioning properly, though. I also really like how he piles the leader on the floor. Cleanliness is not a concern of his. I am glad he doesn't work in my booth.

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Brad Miller
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Why did you post that Joe? Were you just trying to point out how digital is better than the way some people out there are handling film?

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Mark Gulbrandsen
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Plane Hits Cow!

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