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Posted on 04/23/2005 9:40:04 PM PDT by stainlessbanner
A 49-year-old woman and her 12-year-old son were shocked when a Disney movie they rented from a Central Florida public library was instead filled with images of hard-core pornography, according to Local 6 News.
Shirley Satcher rented the Disney movie, "Home on the Range," from the Alachua County Headquarters Library at 401 E. University Ave. in downtown Gainesville.
Satcher checked three different spots on the tape and discovered that the adult movie, "Voyeur #5" filled the entire videotape.
"You know, you think it's a Walt Disney (movie) but you go ahead and see what Walt Disney is talking about and of course this isn't Walt," Satcher said. "I just can't imagine this was manufactured there."
The tape passed through the library's downtown Gainesville, Fla., location as one of 300,000 VHS tapes in stock, Local 6 News reported.
"We need to examine and see if there's any way to identify if a tape has been tampered with," library director Sol Hirsch said. "Sometimes there is with VHS. If we know that something has been tampered with because the tapes that we buy are typically not designed to be recorded over."
Hirsch has issued a memo warning his staff to be on the lookout for the person who dubbed over the Disney tape.
Floriduh again....what a shock.
That's better than the 5-30 year lifespan of a VHS tape!
you don't mean..?!
o/~ "It's a whole nude world..." o/~
And they will recognize him how? Will he be the one wearing the shirt which says, "dubber"?
DUH! Tape over the pits in the back and you can record over any VHS.
Those are the write-protect mechanism and have tabs on the blank tapes you buy which can be broken off to prevent inadvertently recording over something you want to keep.
The question is, who had the tape last?
We'll see. I have books over 250 years old. No DVDs older than 3...
Voyeur #5??? Now that is a junky porno. Voyeur #9 is the real keeper!
No, no, no. I wanted "Lady Was a Tramp" not "Lady and the Tramp."
...Shirley Satcher rented the Disney movie, "Home on the Range," from the Alachua County Headquarters Library at 401 E. University Ave. in downtown Gainesville...They just got confused by the title....they had no idea "Home on the Range" was about sex on the stove....
I can't remember the seven dwarfs' names from this version either. Let's see, Horny, Randy, Leaky, Lusty, Concupiscent, Libidinous and...DAMN! I DO remember the prince's name was not "Tampax".
Well, some folks are still trying to use Windows 95. I'd said chances are high that it'd be the same folks.
Easiest thing in the world. Rent the tape under someone else's name, put some cellophane tape over the write protect hole, put it in VCR 2 and push Record. Put the porn tape in VCR 1 and push play. When done, remove the cellophane tape.
If you don't have two VCR's, record from your local porn channel (thank your local ACLU chapter)
wow, I got a book printed in 1790, you got me beat!
It is a memorial to Samuel Davies.
I heard several years ago that there is an underground to Walt Disney. They aren't all sunshine, kids and stuffed mice.
I love the paper in those, it is a far better stock than the paper of the early 1900s, and helps you date a book when you pick it up.
I found a dictionary ca. 1814 at a rummage sale in fairly rough shape--boards loose, end paper missing, but almost all there. I would not have given it much more than a quick glance if I hadn't noticed the paper.
The perspective gained by reading the definitions of English words then has given me some insight into the Constitution and the other writings of the day. Much has changed, and not all for the better.
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