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And now a few words from 'Leave AMPTP Alone Guy'

01:34 PM PT, Nov 15 2007

An answer to the question of what writers are doing during the strike, this satire video on YouTube, attributed to the "Colbert Report" writers, bears this description:

"Very successful entertainment executive, who is also quite young for his position, on why scribes' strike is asinine..."

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Are the writers getting paid for these sort of Youtube stuff too?
Well, if that is the standard of writing by the people out on strike, hell, keep them out on strike, they suck!

Posted by: Bored | November 15, 2007 at 03:34 PM

Wow. The AMPTP shills are all over the blogs comment sections. How much are the IATSE members getting to post these comments?

Posted by: Duckworthy | November 15, 2007 at 08:59 PM

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