ITdoug

I agree. "it wasn't my fault the money was lost. I explained it to them so I was fine".

Yeah fucking right

Here is a summary of every answer in this AMA:

• We lived together with my twin sister, he and I ,and when he wasn't back home after 3 in the morning we were very worried and started looking for him at friends houses, if he had might slept somewhere else.

• To whom? To Paul?

• No that is the artistic freedom of the filmmaker. The kidnapping case was never really solved.

Nein, die Statue gab es nicht, das ist die künstlerische Freiheit vom Regisseur solche Dinge dazu zu erfinden. Der Entführungsfall wurde nie richtig aufgeklärt.

• We met in rome 1972 through friends.

• The movie tells the story about his mother and his grandfather and the difficulty to set him free. And the torture he had to endure during the kidnapping.

• It is leaning on the real story and does not claim to be accurate. It is a big Hollywood movie with a dose of phantasy.

• It leans on the real story but it does not claim to be accurate. It is a great Hollywood movie with a dose of phantasy. (This was actually posted twice)

• No the did not do anything else. We let Rome after the kidnapping and moved to California.

• He was in London and did not have as much money as his grandfather.

• No I don´t because the important values from that time are still my values today.

• A very complex question. Of course it effected everything. That why we left Rome and moved to California to start a new life.

Edited for formatting. In my humble opinion, the questions are irrelevant.

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MS skipped "Windows 9" because old programs were made to detect which version of Windows was in use. They took the shortcut and did "If OS contains: "9" do {this}", so it would work with all versions of Win95 and 98 (there were many).

Now that it's been 20 years since 95, no one in their right mind would go back to patch those programs. Microsoft said fuck it, we'll just skip 9 and go to 10. It sounds cool anyway.

Read more, there's over 3500 results on Searchcode for this type of behaviour. It's not insanely large, but it was common practice.

IMO leave it to the public. Have huge, and I mean huge bins in common spots. Turn it into a competition. Easy Street bins vs 7th Avenue bins. Something like that. People will really behind a street that means nothing to them just to win a competition about nothing. They will fill those bind in no time.

Sort of like tip jars with funny things written on them.