Animatrix with the patch (of doom)
06-04-03 | 12:04 AM
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From: The Lone Star State!!!
Originally posted by dtsmovieguy
What the hell is the deal with the patch? What will they think of next....!!...
What the hell is the deal with the patch? What will they think of next....!!...
06-04-03 | 01:29 PM
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From: A far green country
Forgive me for being especially dense today, but what the heck is a "patch that looks like the cover of the case?" (I'm still trying to figure out what a "cover of a case" is 
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I picked up my copy of Animatrix from Best Buy, and there were no appendages on the case whatsoever, other than the standard "PROTECTED BY ANTI-THEFT SECURITY SYSTEM" clear plastic seal.
Can someone please enlighten me?
)I picked up my copy of Animatrix from Best Buy, and there were no appendages on the case whatsoever, other than the standard "PROTECTED BY ANTI-THEFT SECURITY SYSTEM" clear plastic seal.
Can someone please enlighten me?
06-04-03 | 02:05 PM
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From: A far green country
Originally posted by fumanstan
Cover of a case means the artwork on the cover of the case
The animatrix words with the pictures under it. Look at your case, that's what the tiny patch looks like.
Cover of a case means the artwork on the cover of the case
The animatrix words with the pictures under it. Look at your case, that's what the tiny patch looks like.
06-04-03 | 02:30 PM
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From: NJ
Originally posted by RoboDad
If you are referring to the cardboard front of a snapper case, then "cover of a case" is a very poor choice of words. Be that as it may, the "cover of my case" has no patch on it.
If you are referring to the cardboard front of a snapper case, then "cover of a case" is a very poor choice of words. Be that as it may, the "cover of my case" has no patch on it.
