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   7/07/09

   SweetViolet

   As I have said before...
   
   There is absolutely ZERO chance I will click that URL...I've just spent a fortune to have my 3 month-old computer cleared of crap that got past my firewall...in fact, one actually turned my firewall off.
   
   I know I can't avoid clicking something that might download some malware, but I can reduce my chances by not clicking URLs that I have no idea where they go.

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      7/07/09

      TRPierce

      theangryrant.com/jerk-o-the-week-every-a-hole-who-says-that-transformers-2-...
      
      There you are. You see, the URL is very long, so I thought I'd make things easier by tossing the tinyurl in there.
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      7/07/09

      SweetViolet

      I haven't seen the movie yet. My husband wants to see it, so I'll wait until afterwards.
      
      We don't need to use tiny urls on BC, we have plenty of space. And with all the malware and crap around, I just refuse to use them, as do a lot of other people. Maximize your chances for clicks by supplying urls that people can see where they are going!
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   7/07/09

   kat822

   I take it you didn't like the movie, I thought all guys love that kind of movie, oh excuse me for stereotyping

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      7/07/09

      TRPierce

      I enjoy movies that are good, regardless of the genre. Had Transformers 2 actually made some sense (I'm not asking for Citizen Kane), then I would have taking a liking to it. Of course, it was just an excuse for explosions and quick cuts to Megan Fox.
      
      It's a poor excuse for film making, so even as a male, I found it to be a waste of ten dollars.
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   7/07/09

   Chucklington

   It's faced accusations of Jar-Jar Binksesque racial insensitivity. Harry Knowles completely blew it out of the water. Actually, I was shocked by his surprizingly vitrolic review of Terminator: Salvation. Not that I'm particularly keen to see it. Or Revenge Of The Fallen, for that matter.

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