No. The correct term is "couldn't care less". Period.Both are debated and disagreed upon. Me..."Could Care Less".
Macbooks have been prominently displayed in movies and TV shows for many years. It may have been official product placement paid for by Apple. But, I have a feeling that in the early days it was simply fanboyism, as most creative types, especially in film, video, and music, used Macs exclusively. And, they would just throw what they knew as a laptop into a scene, even if most scenes were taking place in environments where Windows PC's actually dominated in real life.Product placement seems to be on the rise. It wasn't that long ago that the items would be altered so you couldn't see a brand name. Not any more....
No. The correct term is "couldn't care less". Period.
Could care less is seldom heard outside the United States, and commentators from outside North America tend to express bafflement over its existence, but it is so common in the U.S. that it is now a widely accepted idiom, meaning that it does not have to be logical. We know what it means even if the words do not literally convey that meaning.
Ok....?I see your period and I raise you one. From your link:
Yup. "Idiocracy" was a documentary.I see your period and I raise you one. From your link:
Oh, you forgot you have a 'skip forward' button...I agree, 7 days and it might as well not exist, 3 is not unreasonable I guess. They have bills to pay too, I just get very irritated at watching the same crummy ad time after time, and now they double up the same ad
Oh no, I use it whenever I can....or have to.Oh, you forgot you have a 'skip forward' button...
CBS wants DVRs to disappear already.Wasn't TV invented for lazy people? A lot of innovations are for lazy people. Think of all the people that are too lazy to walk up to the set top box to change the channel and just use the remote instead. I suspect many here, myself included of course, fall into that category. Funny how complaints of DISH crippling a touted and advertised feature bring the accusations of laziness. What if next time CBS wants the skip forward button disabled for CBS shows for 7 days? Will we have more people on board then?
Autohop does't always work as soon as it used to but it still does what it is supposed to do.I paid for AH, indirectly sure, but it along with PTAT and 3 tuners was what made me upgrade to the Hopper.
That's a useless argument. Dish (and any provider, really) would drop CBS altogether instead of allowing something like that.What if next time CBS wants the skip forward button disabled for CBS shows for 7 days? Will we have more people on board then?
TV was invented as the next big home entertainment thing after radio. Radio replaced either the piano or the Victrola depending on your point of view (and financial situation).Wasn't TV invented for lazy people?