Why don't actors in movies ever use hands-free cell phones?

Because the auto industry pays the studios to NOT show hands-free cell
phones. The industry wants people to think driving while holding a
cell to their ear is the way it should be. More car crashes means more
car sales.

Do you ever get tired of hearing yourself prattle?

On Oct 22, 11:22*am, Michael Snyder > wrote:
> Do you ever get tired of hearing yourself prattle?

Address the issue, INSECT!!!!

S4B spewed:

>On Oct 22, 11:22*am, Michael Snyder > wrote:
>> Do you ever get tired of hearing yourself prattle?
>
>Address the issue, INSECT!!!!

He did address the issue: your off topic trolling, you stupid ****ing
american (sic).

And BTW, you flag waving tea bagger, why is it now, "criminal drivers
murder 35,000 americans a year," and not, "criminal drivers murder
40,000 americans a year," like it used to be? THose 5,000 people don't
mean anything to you, seppo?

--
"There's not a shred of evidence that the jerries murdered anything
close to 7 million jooz. Another monstrous lie just like the 9-11
official story. "

-- Laura Bush murdered her boyfriend, 12/01/2004
Ref: http://tinyurl.com/9oog5
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"Criminal Drivers Murder 35,000 Americans a Year" >
wrote in message
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On Oct 22, 11:22 am, Michael Snyder > wrote:
> Do you ever get tired of hearing yourself prattle?

> Address the issue, INSECT!!!!

I'll address an issue and it might be one you want to consider
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMkXA6kqNsw

On Oct 25, 8:37*am, Mr.B1ack > wrote:
> "Rocky" > wrote:
>
> >"Criminal Drivers Murder 35,000 Americans a Year" >
> >wrote in message
> ....
> >On Oct 22, 11:22 am, Michael Snyder > wrote:
> >> Do you ever get tired of hearing yourself prattle?
>
> >> Address the issue, INSECT!!!!
>
> >I'll address an issue and it might be one you want to consider
> >http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMkXA6kqNsw
>
> * *Tough guys don't use sissy 'hands-free' phones.

Naaahhhhh, conservative viewers wouldn't understand the character is
on the phone. It's an IQ thing.

On Oct 25, 6:37*am, Mr.B1ack > wrote:
> "
>
> * *Tough guys don't use sissy 'hands-free' phones.

Only women and homos use any kind of cell phone. Real men don't talk.

S4B spewed:

>Real men don't talk.

Since when do you know *anything* about what, "real men," do, you
american (sic) priss?

--

Speeders & Drunk Drivers Are MURDERERS >
(a.k.a. **** For Brains or SFB for short) admits to being
a murderer and child molester:

"Speeding is a crime just like murder and child molesting
is and the offenders definitely should pay a fine.
Stop being a criminal coddler."

--Speeders & Drunk Drivers Are MURDERERS, 11/27/08

Ref:http://tinyurl.com/56ksok
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"Speeders & Drunk Drivers are DEADLY PSYCHOPATHS" >
wrote in message
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On Oct 25, 6:37 am, Mr.B1ack > wrote:
> "
>
> Tough guys don't use sissy 'hands-free' phones.

>Only women and homos use any kind of cell phone. Real men don't talk.


real men only use facebook I guess

Canada: IP: Social Media Series-Brand Protection
09 September 2010
Article by Sheldon Burshtein and Antonio Turco

Key components of the Web 2.0 environment are social media and
user-generated content (UGC). UGC is content created by Internet users
outside of professional practices and provided to a website on which it is
published by someone other than the operator of the website. UGC may be
entirely original to a user, may be obtained by a user from a third-party
source without any original contribution, or may be a combination of
remixed, or mashed up, content.

The widespread and increasing popularity of Web 2.0 has led many businesses
and other organizations to utilize UGC on their own websites and on the
social media websites of others. Websites that host or enable the creation
and distribution of UGC include blogs, filesharing sites, wikis, social
networking sites, aggregation sites and virtual worlds.

Types of Social Media
Social media can take many forms and are generally grouped into several
categories, including blogs and microblogs, content communities and
file-sharing sites, wikis and other collaborative projects, social
networking sites, and virtual communities, including virtual game worlds.

Impact of Social Media


Despite widespread usage by individuals and businesses, as well as large
amounts of media coverage, there is still skepticism about the value of
social media. To many, social media are the purview of a small minority of
young people, typically university students. Viewed through that prism, many
question whether social media are a shift in communication or merely a
passing fad. In order to understand how prevalent social media are, one only
needs to look at the numbers.

"Mr.B1ack" > wrote in message
...
> "Rocky" > wrote:
>
>>
>>"Criminal Drivers Murder 35,000 Americans a Year" >
>>wrote in message
...
>>On Oct 22, 11:22 am, Michael Snyder > wrote:
>>> Do you ever get tired of hearing yourself prattle?
>>
>>> Address the issue, INSECT!!!!
>>
>>I'll address an issue and it might be one you want to consider
>>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TMkXA6kqNsw
>
>
> Tough guys don't use sissy 'hands-free' phones.
>

yeah they use notebooks, so they can smack the enemy with something harder
and still keep up on facebook

Canada: Social Media - Branding Issues

09 September 2010
Article by Gary Daniel

In contrast to traditional media, with its high cost of paid advertising or
other access to media that would display the trade-mark to large numbers of
people, the cost to set up a blog or a page on a social networking site like
TWITTER is negligible. As well, the ability to "go live" in modern social
media is almost instantaneous.

While the phenomenon of unauthorized third parties registering domain names
containing trade-marks of well-known brand owners is not a new one, the
inter-connections of social networking sites and other social media
exacerbate the effect on brand owners. For example, the use of a well-known
trade-mark in conjunction with a video posted on a site such as YOUTUBE can
go "viral" very quickly, resulting in a large number of visits to a
particular page. Given the way the algorithms of some search engines
operate, the large number of hits on that page may quickly cause it to leap
to the top of Internet searches, based on the assumption that websites with
the greatest number of visits in relation to a search term have the closest
relationship to it.

There are many examples of how brand owners can start to lose control over
their brands through social media. Whereas in the past, brand owners which
were substantial businesses typically had the resources to control the media
in which their trade-marks appeared, social media have effected a
game-changing shift.