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That's because even though I've expessed my preference, I haven't taken sides and haven't surrendered.

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Audiophilander

In Reply to: RE: You ain't exactly whistling dixie yourself, auphl NT posted by Jazz Inmate on December 19, 2007 at 14:08:14

>>> "You ain't exactly whistling dixie..." <<<

True, I'm not the guy who's waving a confederate flag and screaming the south shall rise again! ;0)

AuPh

Follow Ups:

you have admitted quality is not a concern of yours and cost was a major factor - Jazz Inmate 14:40:44 12/19/07 (7)
You have far more in common with the mcdonald's crowd than you're letting on, and the more you post about these issues, the more apparent that becomes.
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"I have found that if you love life, life will love you back." -Arthur Rubinstein (1887-1982)
- Did you forget to take your dopamine pills again? - Audiophilander 09:13:40 12/20/07 (6)
  Hey, Jazz baby, you really should consider changing your moniker to Dory Fishmate! If your mental reel-to-reel 'tape' didn't routinely shed oxides and suffer frequent drop outs causing short term memory loss then perhaps you wouldn't be quite so inclined toward misrepresenting what folks tell you. Isn't that better than getting your panties in a bunch when folks call you on your inflammatory remarks and disinformation?
  
  BTW, there's no reason to throw a tantrum every time you misplace your pompoms. After the constant pummeling you've gotten while muddying the field I'm sure that those were taken to the laundry for a good cleaning along with your cheer-leader's tunic. :O)
  
  > > > "you have admitted quality is not a concern of yours and cost was a major factor" < < <
  
  Quality is always an issue, but there's virtually no difference in PQ between HD-DVD and Blu-ray, so what's your point, if you have one?
  
  Also, when did I ever say that cost was a MAJOR factor? Please link the post and full context. Cost is usually A factor with every purchase unless one has a money is no object perspective, but in respect to the choice of a format cost was well behind selection of movies in degree of importance. I've pointed this out to you several times already.
  
  One last time: When I bought my Toshiba player there were quite a few more available HD-DVD films that I wanted than Blu-ray titles; THAT was the primary factor. Got it?
  
  Finally, cost was never promoted in rank to a MAJOR anything! You should be court marshaled, sent to Gitmo and forced to do your cheer-leading toward Mecca five times a day for terrorizing this board with your bogus assertions! ;O)
  
  The words that you've attributed to me are your own words; please keep them to yourself, even when doing cartwheels for other fan-boys.
  
  > > > "You have far more in common with the mcdonald's crowd than you're letting on, and the more you post about these issues, the more apparent that becomes." < < <
  
  Dude, you just don't know when to let up, do you? I'll put it this way: The more WHOPPERS you flip the more obvious it becomes that you're just a Burger King tosser (British slang intended).
  
  Cheers (Rah! Rah!),
  AuPh :o)
  - Here's the team you should be rooting, Dory baby! (Open in New Window)
  - your position is best summarized as follows: good enough, cheap enough, don't care - Jazz Inmate 21:25:58 12/20/07 (5)
    That may be fine for the leather clothes you wear, but you're not going to win any arguments against the higher capacity HD format with your mcdonald's mantra wherein your hero is the "average consumer".
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    "I have found that if you love life, life will love you back." -Arthur Rubinstein (1887-1982)
    - Your position is best summarized as follows: - Audiophilander 23:03:14 12/20/07 (4)
      THE BIGGER THE LIE, THE MORE OFTEN IT'S TOLD, THE MORE FOLKS WILL BUY IT! Rah! Rah!
      - No, my position is that capacity is critically important and it's bad to play both sides of the fence NT - Jazz Inmate 11:42:50 12/21/07 (3)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Your position is best summarized as follows: posted by Audiophilander on December 20, 2007 at 23:03:14
        
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        "I have found that if you love life, life will love you back." -Arthur Rubinstein (1887-1982)
        
        Your position would be wrong. (nt) - Audiophilander 15:04:57 12/21/07 (2)
        
        In Reply to: RE: No, my position is that capacity is critically important and it's bad to play both sides of the fence NT posted by Jazz Inmate on December 21, 2007 at 11:42:50
        
        (nt)
        
        so you say NT - Jazz Inmate 16:47:30 12/21/07 (1)
        
        In Reply to: RE: Your position would be wrong. (nt) posted by Audiophilander on December 21, 2007 at 15:04:57
        
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        "I have found that if you love life, life will love you back." -Arthur Rubinstein (1887-1982)
        
        Yes, I do, ... - Audiophilander 00:31:41 12/22/07 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: so you say NT posted by Jazz Inmate on December 21, 2007 at 16:47:30
        
        ...and until you can demonstrate across the board using non-anecdotal comparisons that capacity makes a noticeable difference in PQ and overall performance, your arguments to the contrary will remain weak.
        
        AuPh

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