Comments on: 7 things Stieg Larsson wanted to say about sex http://www.sallysfriends.net/nest/sex/ ... If you ever tell her, she's gonna kick your ass Sat, 14 Jan 2012 18:22:03 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Miko http://www.sallysfriends.net/nest/sex/comment-page-1/#comment-366 Miko Thu, 22 Jul 2010 21:53:29 +0000 http://www.sallysfriends.net/nest/?p=502#comment-366 Yeah, so don´t be bitchy... make yrself comfortable, ease mind.. no way of real world money fights vs. justice...and a fair ending "There are no innocents, only different levels of responsibility" Maybe it´s the hour, the warm summer breeze and the whirling possibility of storm, or just listening to poems of Blake put in songs.. Tyger tyger... and Nolan´s Inception (in progress 8-) I know y r the guy behind this site, and as you openly put it, hacker republic prevails, as V for Vendetta, don´t know how traceable ip or digital steps are, but to be sincere, as in case of Larsson, and almost anything other, can be digged up, at some level of time and effort, on the net, so e. i. i gained all books in readable format for pc, the audiobook trilogy unabridged , and the movies, they´re everywrehe, at he beginning the trouble were good subtitles, and now, the longer versions, which are from the dates of their screening in sverige tv also availabl (but as i understand in most cases as p2p than dwnld files, but one can manage). So, it´s a way of choices person is making in the commercial society. And as to the Millenium, i prefer the ideas to the material. "Open to everything happy and sad Seeing the good when it's all going bad" ... trying, trying, through the living 8-) Yeah, so don´t be bitchy… make yrself comfortable, ease mind.. no way of real world money fights vs. justice…and a fair ending
“There are no innocents, only different levels of responsibility”
Maybe it´s the hour, the warm summer breeze and the whirling possibility of storm, or just listening to poems of Blake put in songs.. Tyger tyger… and Nolan´s Inception (in progress 8-)
I know y r the guy behind this site, and as you openly put it, hacker republic prevails, as V for Vendetta, don´t know how traceable ip or digital steps are, but to be sincere, as in case of Larsson, and almost anything other, can be digged up, at some level of time and effort, on the net, so e. i. i gained all books in readable format for pc, the audiobook trilogy unabridged , and the movies, they´re everywrehe, at he beginning the trouble were good subtitles, and now, the longer versions, which are from the dates of their screening in sverige tv also availabl (but as i understand in most cases as p2p than dwnld files, but one can manage). So, it´s a way of choices person is making in the commercial society. And as to the Millenium, i prefer the ideas to the material.
“Open to everything happy and sad
Seeing the good when it’s all going bad” … trying, trying, through the living 8-)

]]> By: Chris http://www.sallysfriends.net/nest/sex/comment-page-1/#comment-365 Chris Thu, 22 Jul 2010 17:21:36 +0000 http://www.sallysfriends.net/nest/?p=502#comment-365 As far as I can gather from the various sales websites the Danish DVD-version of the TV-series hasn't got any extra-material, so the only reason I'm buying it - at some point - is bc I haven't seen it and I would like to review it for the site. However... I haven't bought the original cinema-versions on DVD, for, as you hint - no extra material. Well, except the trailers of course, which were billed on the cover as "exclusive". Right... you can laugh all the way to the bank, guys, but it won't be with my money. At least not for the original versions. Interestingly enough I haven't really been in a hurry to buy the TV-series versions, not bc I don't want to see them - I would really love to. (Hey, I'm the webmaster of sallysfriends.net!) But I can just feel already that I'm not particularly motivated to pay for something that's obviously part of "Larsson Inc." and only set in this world to rip me off. Okay, so there's no law stating that there should be extras on a DVD, but this is one of the hugest books/movies of the decade, so not to bother with it - for the sake of a few measley bucks out of all the millions they rake in... well, that really, really should earn them the wrath of Hacker Republic! Ah, I'm gonna butt out of this thread. Every time I get to talk about "Larsson Inc." it pushes too many buttons and I don't want to sound so bitchy. There has to be better things I can use my time for.... As far as I can gather from the various sales websites the Danish DVD-version of the TV-series hasn’t got any extra-material, so the only reason I’m buying it – at some point – is bc I haven’t seen it and I would like to review it for the site. However… I haven’t bought the original cinema-versions on DVD, for, as you hint – no extra material. Well, except the trailers of course, which were billed on the cover as “exclusive”. Right… you can laugh all the way to the bank, guys, but it won’t be with my money. At least not for the original versions.

Interestingly enough I haven’t really been in a hurry to buy the TV-series versions, not bc I don’t want to see them – I would really love to. (Hey, I’m the webmaster of sallysfriends.net!) But I can just feel already that I’m not particularly motivated to pay for something that’s obviously part of “Larsson Inc.” and only set in this world to rip me off. Okay, so there’s no law stating that there should be extras on a DVD, but this is one of the hugest books/movies of the decade, so not to bother with it – for the sake of a few measley bucks out of all the millions they rake in… well, that really, really should earn them the wrath of Hacker Republic!

Ah, I’m gonna butt out of this thread. Every time I get to talk about “Larsson Inc.” it pushes too many buttons and I don’t want to sound so bitchy. There has to be better things I can use my time for….

]]> By: Miko http://www.sallysfriends.net/nest/sex/comment-page-1/#comment-364 Miko Thu, 22 Jul 2010 16:56:49 +0000 http://www.sallysfriends.net/nest/?p=502#comment-364 it s off the sex topic, but thanks for the language hint, i just have to dive in the linguistic pool deeper, more interestingly as i saw Michael on Aloha!, studied in Malmo, Denmark is just across the water, and likewise Noomi lived in Iceland, so ... the finnish was my blind shot (ugrofinsk branch), but as i saw few scandinavien movies lately, there are film cooperation btwn norsk-dansk-svenska film Productions/institutes, maybe also the icelandic. What s interesting for me is trying to follow the local/geographical development and changes of languages, e.g. starting with german, which helps a lot, together with english, to understand (very roughly, but with some rules and other, it s fun trying), dutch, then north dannish, and when arriving to truly North, written language is more accesible than fast speaking, so at least i can try to learn to discern the northern languages as are written or spoken. Yes, it can be said that Stieg Larsson awoke my present focus on the countries, cultures, histories, languages, and so on... As for the extended versions, now is released the full-lenght Tv version, and as you wrote maybe money will give it another, international releases, extended, or director s cuts, or sometnihg, as are the films spread worldwide. In these cases, bonuses and other stuff will be most welcomed on the discs, because in the cases of only plain films, many people will do a little "Lisbeth hacking/sharing/dwnldng", instead of purchasing a valuable piece of something. Well, curious what the futute will bring But for now, folks, To life! Skål! (yes, troubles with the upper symbols, time to learn more 8-) it s off the sex topic, but thanks for the language hint, i just have to dive in the linguistic pool deeper, more interestingly as i saw Michael on Aloha!, studied in Malmo, Denmark is just across the water, and likewise Noomi lived in Iceland, so … the finnish was my blind shot (ugrofinsk branch), but as i saw few scandinavien movies lately, there are film cooperation btwn norsk-dansk-svenska film Productions/institutes, maybe also the icelandic. What s interesting for me is trying to follow the local/geographical development and changes of languages, e.g. starting with german, which helps a lot, together with english, to understand (very roughly, but with some rules and other, it s fun trying), dutch, then north dannish, and when arriving to truly North, written language is more accesible than fast speaking, so at least i can try to learn to discern the northern languages as are written or spoken. Yes, it can be said that Stieg Larsson awoke my present focus on the countries, cultures, histories, languages, and so on…
As for the extended versions, now is released the full-lenght Tv version, and as you wrote maybe money will give it another, international releases, extended, or director s cuts, or sometnihg, as are the films spread worldwide. In these cases, bonuses and other stuff will be most welcomed on the discs, because in the cases of only plain films, many people will do a little “Lisbeth hacking/sharing/dwnldng”, instead of purchasing a valuable piece of something. Well, curious what the futute will bring
But for now, folks, To life! Skål! (yes, troubles with the upper symbols, time to learn more 8-)

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