Oh, I see. You plan on going back to another 4chan thread.

I like the off looking CLU. It reminded me of the special effects of the first Tron. I thought the 2nd movie missed out on what made Tron neat looking. Nothing looked like that before or since. Sort of Metropolis like. I guess that's what people have written off as cheesy, but I enjoyed the style. That's why I liked CLU. It's nice that CGI has gotten boring, but I wish they would've worked on it. Not in the Señor Spielbergo/Lucas way of going way too far to be purposely annoying.

I also wish they would've brought in William Gibson to write it and had Ridley Scott direct it. Not that there's ever a chance in hell Disney would've done that. The story sucked but it could've-should've-would've been better.

The wondergirl sucked but the large breasted spoof of her in Tron: Jeremy was funny.

It would've been more secure for employees to write them down. Then they only have to worry about their spouse, kids, plumber and people who get to see the house office. If they have a real office, it's still limited to employees and finding out who the Evil One is after something like this shouldn't be that hard. Writing down passwords on post-its isn't that big of a problem.

Yeah, you're right. It's been a long time since I've heard IRL about cassette drives.

Unless you actually meant IRF - Incident Report Forms. Those 120 minute cassette tapes are unreliable.

Testing cosmetics on animals continues because sometimes products produce detrimental actions. It's not that they sit in a lab and think, "Hey, what does this monkey look like with green lipstick" it's a "Let's test to make sure the green pigments won't cause the monkeys lips to fall off".

For what it's worth, I once worked at a primate testing place. I went in fully expecting to get annoyed at useless testing and figured I'd quit. It's nothing like that at all.

He could've hacked into the mainframe to copy the database. I'm sure he had plenty of cassette tapes with him.

It sounds like McGrew picked a bad day to die.

I used to use the term "American" as in "From the US of A" but as I started to travel in other countries, I quickly learned that it's a confusing thing to say. American includes Canada all the way down to Argentina. North American, Central American, South American. It's not that "Canadian" isn't understood, but I've talked with people who've had problems and I've been bitched at by people when I'd use "American" to mean "from the US".

I say, "I'm from California" and sometimes "I'm from the US". I'm not a fan of USian either. The only place I had to clarify California was in India. I was there when Bush was leaving and Obama got elected. Most Indians love Bush. He let them buy nuclear power plants without signing the non-proliferation treaty.

You mean '80s and early '90s Toyotas and Mazdas where one key will open up most any lock?

Not counting older cars than that, such as MG, where one key (or a pen cap) will turn any key. Speaking of pen caps turning keys, do you remember Krytonite? They learned from their very expensive lesson that a pen cap can open up all their locks. They switched them at a huge cost and kept up their fan base.

Like the 1960s motorcycle that Sears sold. The Puch Allstate twingle. Two stroke, two pistons, single cylinder. Engine design, like most engine designs, was first tried before 1920.

I sold my Sears, but I ride a Montgomery Wards Riverside 2 stroke.