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Harrison @ May 18th 2006 4:32AM
PS. Commercials however entertaining they are, are obviously meant to create purchases, and thus just being able to pick entertaining beer commercials to view all day does nothing for the company if you do not intend to purchase beer, so that just ends up costing the company more money in wasted advertising dollars. Sort of like a pay per click program with Google, how often do you actually buy something when you see a banner or text link on google's adwords and actually buy it after clicking the link, well most people do not and the owner of the website has to shell out cash for your entertainment.