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RIP Robert.
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Chalnoth:
What the...!
What song is that, btw?
It's 4 Non Blondes with What's Up.
I laughed entirely too hard when I saw that. Top comment for a while was suggesting that people copy this video a bunch of times, giving it titles/descriptions that indicated it contained child porn or other illegal content...ostensibly forcing some poor person at the FBI to watch the entire thing to check for illegal content.Chalnoth:
What the...!
What song is that, btw?
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Perhaps a (depressing) sign of our times that people seriously suggest wasting other peoples' time and/or money for no reason whatsoever. I would think/hope that such a monitoring task could be automated (considering the video seems to simply run in a loop over and over)...
In any case, that's a pretty impressive piece of work. The lipsynching is actually pretty darn good. I guess the source material helps with that though since that show and all others like it used so much canned animation. Still, it's a riot.
In any case, that's a pretty impressive piece of work. The lipsynching is actually pretty darn good. I guess the source material helps with that though since that show and all others like it used so much canned animation. Still, it's a riot.
why's that stupid ? youve obviously not heard of RyanAir
"The Dublin-based carrier has been criticised in the past for not including optional charges in its headline fares.
It currently charges £30 to check in one item of luggage, £10 per person to pay for a flight using a debit or credit card, £60 to travel with sport or music equipment and £15 per kilo for excess baggage.
They also have a Oxygen Reservation Fee
"The Dublin-based carrier has been criticised in the past for not including optional charges in its headline fares.
It currently charges £30 to check in one item of luggage, £10 per person to pay for a flight using a debit or credit card, £60 to travel with sport or music equipment and £15 per kilo for excess baggage.
They also have a Oxygen Reservation Fee
That sociopath fuck they have for a CEO of Ryanair have also wanted to charge £1 to use the lavatory, he's also wanted to remove most of the loos aboard the plane so he can shove in more seats. He's also suggested standing "seating", in order to cram in more people. Don't ask how you'll survive in the event of a crash, standing on your feet as the plane hits the ground...
Ryanair also offers some of the poorest working conditions in western Europe - apparantly irish legislation is super lax, because someone in the flight crew falling sick and being away for more than 3 days is grounds for termination (!), etc... It's absolutely sickening.
Of course, the company's making money hands over fist. I will NEVER fly with them again myself though.
Ryanair also offers some of the poorest working conditions in western Europe - apparantly irish legislation is super lax, because someone in the flight crew falling sick and being away for more than 3 days is grounds for termination (!), etc... It's absolutely sickening.
Of course, the company's making money hands over fist. I will NEVER fly with them again myself though.
This post makes me very happy that I never flew with them while I was in Europe...
EU law has required charters to include all mandatory costs into the basic price, fortunately. Last time I flew with Ryan Air they had 'goodbye EasyJet, you've had a nice run' or something written on the plane ...
They are continuously searching the edge of cost cutting, and as long as the plane is safe and they don't exploit their crew I can appreciate being able to fly cheaply in Europe, and from Airports close by. Before these types of companies flying was extremely expensive and there were no cheap flights such as there were in the U.S.
They are continuously searching the edge of cost cutting, and as long as the plane is safe and they don't exploit their crew I can appreciate being able to fly cheaply in Europe, and from Airports close by. Before these types of companies flying was extremely expensive and there were no cheap flights such as there were in the U.S.
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