Made in China

Really, what is it about those "Made In China" labels that make you shiver? Well, now I know. Quite simple, actually: they're cheap. Sometimes, the quality is pretty good; a real bang for your buck. But it's not always like that. Take my DVD player, for example. I had complained about it before, but I had forgiven it because, after all, we did know all the risks that came with a DVD player that costs about the same price as two DVDs. Alright, so what if it doesn't play any special features? We took the frikken piece of defecation because it was the only one that could read VCDs... We're probably the only people around who still watch those tacky little things. But this, this has gotten way too far. I have only watched the FOTR EE two times before the aforementioned waste of material decided to no longer view it as a DVD. TWO frikken times!!!! Now I can no longer watch the audio commentaires. Hell, I would do anything to get a new DVD player. Anything. And screw those VCDs; there weren't any good films on in the first place.