Larry Jaques murmured menacingly:

Um, Netflix is $12.99/mo for two DVDs at a time. Does that count?

Shore! SWMBO and I borrowed _The Sopranos_ from the library.
Good news is that is was virtually free.
Bad news is that previous borrowers made many nasty awful scratches
in the DVDs. Jarring, that.

Let's say you watch your two Netflix DVDs on the first day
you get them. Are you done for the month or can you return the
DVDs and get a couple more to watch within the same month?
Are the DVDs in pretty good shape, generally speaking?

(...)

"I am, therefore, I leak."
--Data, Stardate 23102.6

Must be the Harley Davidson model.

(...)

OK. Doe they track the software like eagles? Can someone who doesn't
want their copy sell it and the new owner reregister it without
gigantic fees, etc?

I dunno. That particular situation never came up but check the next
link for some good news.

They are very reasonable human beings and always treated me generously.
Ya don't have to pay full list. Please read this carefully ($195):
http://www.rhino3d.com/eduproducts.htm

Your local JC doubtlessly needs students for their CAD class.
The folks at McNeel let you continue to use your student version
after you graduate. Then you can upgrade to the commercial version
when 5.0 comes out, if you want.
Perhaps you can hook up with your JC and save a bundle.

(...)

Yup. "The large print giveth, and the small print taketh away."
Tom Waits _Small Change_ 1976


Damn, the lawyers got to him, too, didn't they?

I sure hope not!

--Winston