CBC sends jDoyle a Week the Women Went screener MOS.
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Published January 28, 2009 3:16 pm
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3 Comments
Nice film reference, but you can only shoot MOS.
A DVD with sound missing is just a disc with no sound, not “MOS”. Also, “mit out sound” is not the only explanation for the acronym, just the funniest.
Doyle is being serious. And as usual, seriously stupid.
“The time of the floozies has passed. The seriousness is here.”
Doyle logic:
The reason Lingerie Bowl VI won’t be airing is because there is no demand for it.
The reason there is no demand for it is because we are in an economic depression.
Women appearing in lingerie will no longer be seen anywhere on television. Even if you own the latest DVR, it’s pointless. The sexy has been taken out of free TV. Men will now have to resort to the Sears catalogue for underwear entertainment.
Such is the Globe’s contribution to a better informed citizenry.
Mit Out Sound. Apochyphal stories about early German directors in Hollywood when they made movies without sound and dubbed the voices later.
so in a fake German accent Mit out sound or MOS.
Multilingual movies, such as the multitudes from Hong Kong are made that way, so planes flying to the nearby airport or actors who speak a regional Chinese don’t matter, because they are going to Foley and dub all sound later.