I'm going to watch it tonight. Well it play in the background whilst I'm gaming - I'll give my verdict tomorrow.

It's a wig , she's undercover

i've upped the ante

I was going for the chick from Overwatch.

Here try this one instead - s-e-x-x-y

Well she's on Beach planet where it's just too hot for full armour ;)

tell me you're a retarded slut without ... oh wait

Inflation was 100% caused by covid spending. Increase the Money supply - get inflation

I feel the Shonen sub genre seemed to take market precedence.

Unfortunately - probably unlikely given the ownership ( I asked AI ...)

The biggest shareholders in Disney are the institutional investors who own a large percentage of the company's shares. According to the web search results, some of the top institutional holders of Disney are:

• Vanguard Group Inc., which owns 148,893,179 shares, representing 8.14% of the total shares outstanding⁴.
• BlackRock Inc., which owns 121,963,009 shares, representing 6.67% of the total shares outstanding⁴.
• State Street Corporation, which owns 73,142,473 shares, representing 4.00% of the total shares outstanding⁴.

These institutional investors have significant influence over the company's management and decisions, as they can vote on important matters and propose resolutions at shareholder meetings. They may also buy or sell their shares depending on their assessment of the company's performance and prospects.

The top individual insiders who own Disney shares are the company's executives and directors, who have a direct involvement in the company's operations and strategy. According to the web search results, some of the top individual insiders of Disney are:

• Robert A. Iger, who owns 1,150,138 shares, representing 0.06% of the total shares outstanding⁵. Iger is Disney's Executive Chair and Chair of the Board of Directors. He was the company's CEO for 15 years until February 2020, and oversaw the expansion of Disney through major acquisitions and new ventures.
• Christine M. McCarthy, who owns 141,301 shares, representing 0.01% of the total shares outstanding⁵. McCarthy is Disney's Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. She is responsible for overseeing the company's worldwide finances and joined Disney in 2000.
• Alan N. Braverman, who owns 98,922 shares, representing 0.01% of the total shares outstanding⁵. Braverman is Disney's Senior Executive Vice President, General Counsel, and Secretary. He is in charge of the company's legal affairs worldwide and joined Disney in 2003.

These individual insiders have a personal stake in the company's success, as they benefit from the increase in the share price and the dividends. They may also have access to privileged information that is not available to the public, and are subject to insider trading rules and regulations.

Source: Conversation with Bing, 06/12/2023 (1) The Walt Disney Company (DIS) Stock Major Holders - Yahoo Finance. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/DIS/holders.

also , technically it's strawberry blonde

And she has such a massive Jew nose

I have 5 PC's and a Gaming Laptop. Consoles still have their uses - especially party games. How else you gonna play Mario Kart?

I won't be buying any downloadable software or movies. Plus the X series is backwards compatible with my entire previous gen Xbox library. If I'd gotten the S I wouldn't be able to play any of it. I got the X on black friday for a great deal - the PC equiv tech specs would cost double

"YOU WILL OWN NOTHING"

well I just bought an Xbox X over the S for this very reason.

We had Scholastic Book Club at school. You'd order the books through the school - similar?

We don't have that in Oz.

They should say very clearly - you are RENTING this off of us and YOU DO NOT OWN IT. But all the t's & c's are hidden away and small.

Especially when you can't get a refund for something you bought legitimately and then became 'unfit for purpose'

Even though I have Spotify I still buy about 10 cd's a year. I like to support the artists whose music Iove. But I haven't bought a Bluray in a long time. But obviously the physical copy of a video game is a way better present than a gift card - so I try to buy all hard copies as gifts as well

Well the lawsuit is going ahead - so hope they win. I was furious when I lost my original Gauntlet from my Xbox 360 when Midway pulled their library.

yeah - they link to financial world story

Well given it's Apple it would be purely monetary, I watched the first episode and it was just so slow. One of the problem when they make a TV show from an action film is the pacing is lost and it becomes boring.

Major studios don't take risks any more. Nothing can be offensive (except to white men of course)

I hope it's better than the Apple TV Godzilla series