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Friday, March 11

Hey Blockbuster

What gives? Over 70% of our "Q" is either "Short", "Long" or "Very Long" wait. Are we supposed to limit our requests to Shrek and Will Smith movies? This might be worth half what you're charging us right now...

I can be bought, though. Why can't I share our rental history and "Q" using RSS? That way, I wouldn't have to remember or look up images to blog about the movies we watch.

I'm certain that Blockbuster CEO John Antioco reads my blog, so this shouldn't take long, folks...

posted by Brad at 3/11/2005 02:42:00 PM | permalink | 1 comments

1 Comments:

  • I'm not sure about other netflixers out there, but right now on my queue, I have 6 short, long, or very long waits out of 149 movies on my list. Maybe you should consider switching to the other side?

    By Blogger Laura, at 3/12/2005 7:29 PM 

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