YOu get to a point with dimwits that its the only viable option.
You missed one out- you could always prove me wrong, but since you can;t do that, you might as well turn to personal insults and calling me stupid, despite the fact that you can't prove me wrong.
When you go around comparing people who buy a cheap dvd set to collaborators, you can't help but get that impression.
That's quite a stretch there. God knows what sort of logic you used to arrive to that conclusion. I mean, I don't call people collaboraters, I call in to account their standards, I question why they allow this to happen. FUNimation are perfectly capable of producing cheap, 4:3 DBZ, if not cheaper had they not been run through a DVNR machine. Do you want an argument that appeals to your wallet? Think about it, if FUNimation hadn't gone and done what they did, there would be a possibility of it being cheaper. I mean, it's doubtful, but there you go.
When dealing with your type, nothing else really resonates, the way good old fashion profanity does.
My type being what, those who are calling you in to question, or those who are right? Clarify for me, please.
But no I'm not turning tricks on Main street, or selling scholl childen tainted milk. I'm buying a dvd set of questionable video quality, but is balanced out by sheer episode number and audio options.
Episodes and audio options that are not an excuse for a 16:9 set which has possibly incurred a higher price as it is. But I've told you repeatedly before about this, so I don't feel the need to go on about it again.
If all that is important to you people is the story, then stick to the Manga. It'll save you time, hassle, and will be more "the way it was meant to be seen" than the Anime will ever be.
As I've said, if you really loved DBZ, you wouldn't want a hacked or mangled product, despite how cheap it was. Standards, principles, nblahblah[/brokenrecord]
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