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Florida Video Game Legislation on Hold

Feb 07, 2006 07:00

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california, sb492, legislation, diaz de la portilla, florida

Comments 16

silver_derstin February 7 2006, 13:08:27 UTC

Whenever I see that picture, I think: "No officer, I didn't kill that secretary."

Guess I have no trust in the guy.

markusdragon February 7 2006, 13:16:33 UTC

Yup, very mugshotish picture

aniki21 February 7 2006, 18:05:47 UTC

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aniki21 February 7 2006, 18:06:22 UTC

I'm sure he's not 6'whatever, but hey, it was a rush job.

Who'd a thunk it? konrad_arflane February 7 2006, 13:32:17 UTC

That's almost a display of common sense right there.

This is the same douche that can't pay his bills? mnementh2230 February 7 2006, 14:27:37 UTC

Ug. Why is he so worried about games? Seems to me he's got more immediate personal fiscal problems to deal with.

Well... jabrwock February 7 2006, 14:35:02 UTC

Florida's bill is modeled on the California legislation. Should Federal District Court Judge Ronald Whyte rule against the California law, Diaz de la Portilla's team will either shelve or revise S 0492.

Well, at least they've proven themselves more intelligent than Oklahoma (we're gonna base our bill on this other one that got thrown out!) I'll give them that. But only that.

A word form our sponcers kharne83 February 7 2006, 14:52:30 UTC

Scene: Inside a game store, there’s a clerk behind the counter ringing up a purchase ( ... )

Rofl jabrwock February 7 2006, 15:18:17 UTC

Good one. :)

Re: A word form our sponcers jesdk February 7 2006, 15:28:24 UTC

They should make a video that shows that - hopefully, people would easily see the irony inherent in the whole deal. :)

Re: A word form our sponcers automancer February 7 2006, 18:45:58 UTC

Capital One No Hassle Card. That's the exact image that came to mind as I read that. Good one.

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