Comment: Re:And now after the press release. (Score 1) 190
They will get rid of the cool colors and go with 1970's beige and bland lighting. And what ever else they can think of to make sure flying isn't enjoyable.
Nah, the lights will stay. These days most trans-pacific flights have those multi-colored lights. Having blue or red lights instead of the white let people adjust to "night time" conditions, like the red lights on a sub. This helps peoples' circadian rhythm from getting messed up too much.
Comment: A real problem? (Score 1) 125
Comment: Re:Pointless addendum (Score 4, Insightful) 205
Comment: *sigh* (Score 2) 108
Comment: *puke* (Score 1) 108
Comment: Respect? (Score 3, Insightful) 283
Where was Hollywood respect when they were talking about dwarf tossing?
Hollywood only cares about making money so they can throw some ewoks into a movie to sell some extra toys to kids they will.
Comment: No need for condoms? (Score 1) 293
Comment: off hand (Score 1) 131
Comment: Re:As compared to what? (Score 1) 302
He must be from Beijing. I found the price (of many things, DVDs included) increased with proximity to Beijing. Shenzhen/Guangzhou was cheaper on the south end, then more expensive north. Even Shanghai was cheaper then Beijing for the illegal DVDs. And in Beijing, I didn't see any street vendors with them. They'd stand on the street with signs and show you to the shop in an unmarked store. I think that they do enforce the rules slightly in Beijing, or maybe it was just because the olympics were less than a year away and they were getting ready for the expected crackdown.
Nope I live in Beijing. They're all over the place here for 5RMB a piece. If you go into stores they're a lot more expensive.