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RE: Do you wear a little blue tunic to go with your pompoms?

Posted by Jazz Inmate on December 20, 2007 at 11:41:49:
>> As far as I can tell capacity isn't a critical issue for anyone but you, <<

That's interesting, considering multiple industries and thousands of products are developed to capitalize on increasing capacity on optical disc surfaces (including BD and HD DVD). But you're telling me it's not an issue for anyone except me. Either you're really stupid or you are lying.

>> and that is very hypothetical since it isn't being utilized. <<

That's a lie. It is being utilized.

>> PROVE IT; list examples where this is the case. In other words, put up or shut up. <<

I already have. I've posted examples and you responded by calling me a cheerleader. You're clearly not up for a rational discussion. In fact, your main argument against all my points is to ignore it and call me a cheerleader.

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