kerdios

are you talking about california , washington and oregon? edit: oh! and alaska, can't forget alaska.

someone let loose his rogue AI again

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KurosNyeti Ichigo

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so you're Magda's nephew? ?

owi owi

oh, woe is me!

Uzumaki Narunyet

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Another thing is that with streaming services you don't have a selection, if disney just released its new kids film and netflix doesn't immediately broadcasts it, is it more likely ppl cough up another 10-50$ for the one time use of the service (which might get their kids hooked and cost a lot more in the future) or go to the cinema for 3-12$ and get a chance to nap in the dark? Same thing with star wars or avatar or avengers or any of the other big franchises. Another other thing is that outside of the US , unbounded piracy has been the norm for quite a long time, and ppl still prefer to go to the cinemas for the experience when they have the time and resources.

I believe It's a none issue, ppl will always prefer to watch action movies, even if not big blockbusters, on a cinema screen rather than at home on their (usually) crummy tv. Dramas and comedies might drop a little in production for cinemas, but I don't remember the last time a drama was as big as "Gone with the Wind" (my granny really loved that movie) and had people flocking to the cinemas for.

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not per weight ?

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https://www.autoitscript.com/forum/topic/177749-stopping-windows-10-from-auto-closing-programs-to-free-up-ram/

The power

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most forgettable character in the franchise

HAHAHAHAHA

GuyNyet ThreeNyet

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