Heroes.S03E12.HDTV.XviD-LOL©

Heroes.S03E12.HDTV.XviD-LOL

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MSTRCONTLPRGM (2008-12-09)

how? is this a re up of the last one the other ass clown loaded up 15 min before the episode finished airing?
I call bull shit

Kanegasi (2008-12-09)

I don't understand why people release rars. There's very little difference in size between your rar and the avi it contains. You just wasted time raring it. I'm just sharing my opinion.

 jack.ss (2008-12-09)

Real

mesosteros (2008-12-09)

circlensess is reliable. He has VIP status and has never disappointed anyone.

mesosteros (2008-12-09)

IT'S NOT A RAR FILE Kanegasi YOU NOOB!

valrez (2008-12-09)

The episode is over and circlensess doesn't up fakes(check before you call bull). Thanks!

MSTRCONTLPRGM (2008-12-09)

I stand corrected
hopefully

toblakai (2008-12-09)

its real.
...
at least start dl before you start with your shananigans...

Kanegasi (2008-12-09)

@circleness: Thank you for clairifying that.
@mesosteros: No, I am not a noob, I just would like a bit of warning in the discription on whether or not it's an avi or rar. Besides, most of the first releases of Heroes over the past few months have been rars.

strainsearch (2008-12-09)

hat down 650kbs dl speed on avarage, ty

Kanegasi (2008-12-09)

Also to add, putting it in a folder is just as annoying as a rar.

strainsearch (2008-12-09)

*correction* 1mb dl speed wow

Kanegasi (2008-12-09)

...your nfo is empty btw

Kanegasi (2008-12-09)

j/k

roxyofthejungle (2008-12-09)

*in most effeminate voice possible*
omg, i have to spend 35 seconds unpacking a file, omg im such a suck noob. if you all have such a problem with it buy a freaking dvr. cheap a$$es.
thanks circleness for another fine release

meateater (2008-12-09)

I love how some people only see things in relation to their own timezone.

helvete20 (2008-12-09)

WHERE IN THE FUCK IS EZTV????
HES SO FUCKING LATE

biovital (2008-12-09)

kanegasi has been asking WHY rars are used and i dont know, just as those bitches dont know who rather bitching at him to shut up instead of explaining, so i guess we are all fucking noobs.
of course i could GUESS why ....
i also can figure out, that clicking on "files: 2" on the top left shows you the contents of a torrent, therefore making a "warning in the description" redundant

trinicyborg (2008-12-09)

fastest

Aemony (2008-12-09)

@Kanegasi and everyone else complaining about RAR-files:
It's from the IRC channels. Downloading a RAR-file is way better than downloading an avi-file, in terms of data loss. This is also a The Scene release, which means it must follow The Scene rules, which are a bunch of stupid rules, but they exist for a reason.
@roxyofthejungle:
I want to see you extract a 8 GB game from an archive in 35 sec. RAR-files are not a problem if their collective size are small, but bigger than 2 GB is stupid to compress, since you obviously needs 4 GB to extract the files from the archive.

Arillagorilla (2008-12-09)

Thanx;)

Shabbi (2008-12-13)

Svensk text:

Kanegasi (2010-06-13)

Oh man, this is old. Anyways, thanks for that useless rant, circlensess. That's all fine and dandy, but it's really not a solid excuse for Rar files in a torrent, no matter what the source. People who receive something in Rar form should take the time to unrar it and THEN deliver it to the community. I also dislike people putting more than just the media file in a torrent. I like downloading a file straight into my collection folder with a name I like, not downloading into a temp location just to rename/unrar it, then cut/paste the file into it's destination. Also, Nfo files are useless. Stop living in the past.