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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
DEEZNUTZ @ Jul 28th 2008 10:45AM
Wow, Nfinity will grab on to anything just to imagine BD's demise. And yet he owns +100 BD movies, but calls them "criminal" in all his posts. That should give you a glimpse into the distorted mind that is Nfinity.
Says a lot about your integrity Nfinity... or lack thereof. You, by definition are a large supporter of BD based on your purchasing habits. I can bet you continue to buy BD. Either you don't believe the things you write and just get off on starting flame wars, or you're crazy.
PS Please change back to your signature avatar. It's just not you when you're not using it.
DEEZNUTZ @ Jul 28th 2008 12:34PM
NFINITY
BTW, renting a BD now and then is STILL supporting the format as a whole. Just admit it, you have no integrity behind your words, you are simply looking to flame up the comments with your non-sensical rhetoric any chance you get.
Guess folks should learn not to take you seriously anymore and not get all bent out of shape about the things you write either. I'll just continue to enjoy the irony and humor in all of your posts.