Problem is – can you only see it in a theater? I don’t want to be in a movie theater and think to myself “uh, ever person in here has a boner right now.”
I don’t think it’s a good idea to use the 1990’s as a baseline. Much of the growth in that era was fueled by the dot-com boom, which we later discovered (remember?) was a bubble.
In fact, I would argue that a good deal of the growth in the past 15 years or so was fueled by bubbles: first the dot-com bubble and then real estate/financial assets.
What the US is struggling to do is to find REAL economic growth and that would argue for lower corporate tax rates.
haha yeah dibs if you went to a packed movie theater full of chinese boners who knows what might happen.
That’s why i joined the National Woodie Club!!!!
lech, nor would I want to be in a Chinese theatre where everyone has a boner. NOT.
Spring time in the Slope! Demo next door, sawing & hammering out back, concrete mixer out front. I’m going out.
is it safe to be back yet?
“first 3D porn film”
There were several made in the 1970s.
I saw one of them in a theater in 2003 or so.
Problem is – can you only see it in a theater? I don’t want to be in a movie theater and think to myself “uh, ever person in here has a boner right now.”
where can you get a miniature giraffe like that. I’ve looked all over the internet. I thought everything was on the internet.
Slopey;
I don’t think it’s a good idea to use the 1990’s as a baseline. Much of the growth in that era was fueled by the dot-com boom, which we later discovered (remember?) was a bubble.
In fact, I would argue that a good deal of the growth in the past 15 years or so was fueled by bubbles: first the dot-com bubble and then real estate/financial assets.
What the US is struggling to do is to find REAL economic growth and that would argue for lower corporate tax rates.