The Man With One Red Shoe - Multisub

The Man With One Red Shoe Actors: Tom Hanks, Dabney Coleman, Lori Singer Director: Stan Dragoti Year: 1985 1 h 29 min Audio: English 2.0, France 2.0, Italy 2.0, Germany 2.0, Spain 2.0, Poland 2.0, Hungary 2.0 Subtitles: Finland, Sweden, Danmark, Norway, Italy, Germany, Holland, Turkey, Greece, Hungary, Bulgary, Croatia Anamorfic WS: 1.85:1 Comedy IMDB: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089543/ To support more high quality releaces, join: --------------------------------------------------------- http://en.sunny-ptp.com/inscription/Triviani and / or http://www.onbux.com/?rh=0727a42a30a00ea0f84cd484da77c9ae ---------------------------------------------------------

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Shiva (2010-08-17)

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FinSeeder (2010-08-20)

Nice to met you, Mr Dick Head. Im seeding everything i upload, but cant always keep computer on 24/7, so dont worry =)

altern822 (2011-12-29)

I'm not trying to be a smart ass, but you should keep your computer on always. (I don't really care about seeding and all that)
I once knew a microsoft tech. specialist that made house calls to important people and knew his stuff. He taught me one of the most important things about all computers is to leave them on. I understand laptops aren't possible but desktops for sure. We have a 20 year old HP that works still with no major hardware issues ever, we had to replace the fan once, that's it. Just food for thought.
Thanks for the torrents, the seeding and all that jazz, keep up the good work : )
And don't be so crazy people!
This movie is a kinda shitty 1980's flick anyways, that's why there's only 2 available torrentz.

enonumus (2012-12-13)

I've worked in I.T. and related fields for 20 years, and it's true that leaving your PC on all the time is healthier for it than turning it off and on regularly (though you should have the hard drive set to spin down after 5 or 10 mins and you'll have to replace fans eventually). HOWEVER, modern PCs use a lot of power, particularly gaming systems, and with the amount you're spending on electricity to leave your computer on 24/7 you can easily purchase a decent new PC at least once every year or two.
Have to wonder what in the world you could still do with your 20 year old HP though, which in 1991 would likely be a 386 SX16 or slower, with 1 or 2 MB of SIPPS memory, a 1.2MB 5.25" floppy and a 40MB MFM hard drive. If you were lucky it might've shipped with one of those new 1.44MB 3.5" floppy drives, and you'd really be stylin' ;). Oh yeah, and let's not forget the blazing 2400 Baud modem for connecting to the occasional BBS!