DallasApple
Depends Upon My Mood..
Yeah... but I also know what 24 hours in a day is.
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George Zimmerman Verdict: NOT GUILTY
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Yeah... but I also know what 24 hours in a day is.
I.S.L.A.M617
Illuminatus
Apparently not if you think it's impossible to watch recorded television at your own convenience... I watch some before work, some when I get home. No matter what, I get to pick up right where I left off, and it stays stored on the TV until I delete it.
DallasApple
Depends Upon My Mood..
8 hours a day of work 8 of trial and 8 of sleep! That adds up!
DallasApple
Depends Upon My Mood..
8 hours a day is 8 hours a day .Period. Doesn't matter when you watched it.Court is a work day dude.You claimed you were watching it as it occurred or roughly.
DallasApple
Depends Upon My Mood..
The AMOUNT of hours that trial was ??Would have taken ALL or most of your leisure time .
I.S.L.A.M617
Illuminatus
1) I don't have to watch all 8 hours of trial in one day. Or I can watch 10 hours in one day. It doesn't matter, because it's recorded.
2)I barely ever sleep for 8 hours. 5-6 is more accurate.
3)I don't always work 8 hour shifts. I might work 4pm-8pm one day, 2pm-1am the next. I also get entire days off in between (imagine that!) I don't work a desk job with a set schedule...
I.S.L.A.M617
Illuminatus
Most, but I was OK with that. It is my leisure time, after all...
DallasApple
Depends Upon My Mood..
O.K well that makes sense.You don't have a full time job and you only sleep 5 or 6 hours a night and spent all your free time watching the trial.(oh and not having sex with many different people... that takes time too) .So I believe you .
I.S.L.A.M617
Illuminatus
I do have a full time job. I work 40+ hours a week, just not the same amount of hours a day.
DallasApple
Depends Upon My Mood..
Oh Im sorry you work 40+ hours a week then spend another 40 watching court t.v.. in your spare time and sleep 5 or 6 hours in between.That does add up.
I.S.L.A.M617
Illuminatus
HLN... And actually, yes it does. What do you want a screenshot of my DVR?
DallasApple
Depends Upon My Mood..
No thanks.
How wonderful....some Xians have decided to ramp up tensions.
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Mercy Not Sacrifice
Well-Known Member
No, beg the question. And raise the question. It did both.
I.S.L.A.M617
Illuminatus
People are idiots... Leave it to the religion of "turn the other cheek" to stir up controversy...
DallasApple
Depends Upon My Mood..
You don't understand what "turn the other cheek " means.
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angellous_evangellous
Guest
I like it.
I have no problem believing that you watched the trial.
I find it hard to believe there would be 8 hours of courtroom footage a day. As I have observed in the past in actually attending trials, they tend to have lunch breaks -- and other breaks. I do not know what actually occurred during this one.
Were the DVR recordings 8 hours of nothing but trial footage -- meaning 8 hours a day, without commercial breaks that you can fast forward through, or any other news stories filling in during lunch breaks? Just curious.
I.S.L.A.M617
Illuminatus
I didn't say there were 8 hours of footage a day, that was being assumed by people who didn't watch any of the trial, because of course a trial lasts from the time the doors open til they close with no breaks in between
.No, the recordings were about 6 to 6 and a half hours of footage a day. There were commercial breaks but they would pause the trial and resume (they made a big deal of this giant "play" button, that was pretty ridiculous in my opinion) when the commercials were over so nobody missed any of the trial.
The only reason this was even being disputed was because I said people who didn't watch any of the trial obviously got a twisted version of the events from their preferred right or left-wing biased news agency.
I didn't say there were 8 hours of footage a day, that was being assumed by people who didn't watch any of the trial, because of course a trial lasts from the time the doors open til they close with no breaks in between
No, the recordings were about 6 to 6 and a half hours of footage a day. There were commercial breaks but they would pause the trial and resume (they made a big deal of this giant "play" button, that was pretty ridiculous in my opinion) when the commercials were over so nobody missed any of the trial.
The only reason this was even being disputed was because I said people who didn't watch any of the trial obviously got a twisted version of the events from their preferred right or left-wing biased news agency.
Thank you. That's about what I thought would be the case.
I didn't think you made the assertion of the trial lasting 8 hours a day. I saw that you were being questioned on an assumption of that, and something you did not state as being the case. Since it was being treated as obviously being the case (which was not obvious to me) I just wanted to clear that up in case I was wrong.
(I tried to find the information for myself online, in case it was established somewhere exactly how long the trial was in terms of courtroom time, in the event that 8 hours was actually an accurate figure, but I couldn't find it. Thanks again.)