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Chances of finding it online are slim. If you want to see it so badly, there's some great (and legal) solutions. I'm not sure whether you've heard of things like this before, but there are these really large buildings... and inside... they are filled with shelves and shelves of movies. You can pick the one you want, bring it up to the counter, and they will essentially let you BORROW IT FOR A FEE!!! Great idea, isn't it? If you want a copy for yourself there are these other large structures that run much in the same manner... only instead of letting you borrow it, you can keep it! Yeah, awesome. But be warned, the fee you pay is a tad higher then the other building.
If you can't find any of these buildings in your area, you can try looking at the top of this window, and in the little bar with the text starting with "http://" you can type in "zip.ca" or "netflix.com" and you'll be led to a page (I think they are called... sites?) where you can sign-up for another small fee, and without traveling to the buildings, you can borrow from the comfort of your own home!!! Great innovation, eh? There are also other pages of information that will let you do the same thing as those second buildings I told you about. Try typing in "deepdiscount.com" or like "amazon.com" They are really confusing but I'm sure you can do it. Your really smart. :)
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10-12-2006, 04:00 PM
dead end drive in
