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Friday June 02, 2006
10:42 AM
Not quite getting the picture
I had just seen United 93 , and after the movie, bumped in to a friend of mine, who is known more for her physical assets than her mental achievements. (Although she's not blonde, this week.)
I had stayed through the credits, and noticed a lot of "HIMSELF" and "HERSELF", which obviously added to the authenticity of this biopic feeling almost like a documentary. So I commented to her "Hey, a lot of the people originally involved played themselves", because it had impressed me.
She replied, "The people on the airplane?"
{sigh}
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That reminds me..... (Score:1)
She asked why is it when you shake a toner, the next couple of pages will have some smudging?
He said: Well if you look inside of a toner you will see these tiny rows that hold each letter. Some letters are used more then others. Take "e" for example. When a row runs low that is why you get low toner warnings. When you shake