I certainly won't miss it! And i won't be missing the back of the 15 year old's heads I'll be shooting spitballs at during the entire movie either.Andy Chalk said:Justin Bieber: Never Say Never hits theaters on February 11. Don't miss it!
C'mon, this is Andy Chalk. He's taking the piss.Xzi said:I love it. Nintendo's new slogan: "we may market to kids at times, but at least we're not idiotic Justin Bieber fans!"
I'm contemplating what horrendous torture I should inflict upon you for typing out that sentence.Justin Bieber: Never Say Never hits theaters on February 11. Don't miss it!
I'm deeply offended that you would insult 14 year olds by suggesting that their English is as good as Twitter English. A well studied straight A grade 9 knows far more than most of the population, and can spell and use grammar far better as well.Soylent Bacon said:Twitter's 140 character limit encourages text lingo and abbreviation, and makes a lot of tweets look like they were made by 14-year-olds. I guess Twitter is one of the factors to blame for poor spelling and grammar.Assassin Xaero said:... seriously? What is the director, 14?Andy Chalk said:"aw C'mon Nintendo! Y won't u let us use the Mario theme for 15 secs in the @Justinbieber movie," director Jon M. Chu wrote on Twitter [http://twitter.com/jonmchu/status/26408114655858688]. "talk about free advertising passed up. Oops"
Just sold all my Nintendo stocks while they're high. Get out while you can guys, they missed out on some primo advertising!Andy Chalk said:"talk about free advertising passed up. Oops"
inorite? hell I'm 15... his statement works though, just take "14 ear olds" and replace it with "pants-on-head-RETARDS", then take that and replace it with "Justin Bieber fans". behold, it has come full circleLonan said:I'm deeply offended that you would insult 14 year olds by suggesting that their English is as good as Twitter English. A well studied straight A grade 9 knows far more than most of the population, and can spell and use grammar far better as well.Soylent Bacon said:Twitter's 140 character limit encourages text lingo and abbreviation, and makes a lot of tweets look like they were made by 14-year-olds. I guess Twitter is one of the factors to blame for poor spelling and grammar.Assassin Xaero said:... seriously? What is the director, 14?Andy Chalk said:"aw C'mon Nintendo! Y won't u let us use the Mario theme for 15 secs in the @Justinbieber movie," director Jon M. Chu wrote on Twitter [http://twitter.com/jonmchu/status/26408114655858688]. "talk about free advertising passed up. Oops"
Agreed. JB is just a Rich spoiled little brat that does not know anything worth knowing.....yet.are.you.the.god.its.me.vader said:That smug little wanker pisses me off.
Mario doesn't need to be associated with....that.
The fact he's got a movie shows how bad the state the film industry is in by wasting precious money on a smug faced little fucker who doesn't deserve anything that he gets thats all he is a baby faced little smug bastard just like Efron.GeorgW said:Oh my God, there's a movie??? That's it, I must destroy humanity.
Good for nintendo not stooping so low, and if they do hate him, that just makse me love nintendo.
Man, that director sounds like an incomtetent, juvenile dummy. But who else would make that shit?
I can imagine Nintendo's response to that, "Dear Mr. Chu, Please learn how to spell and use proper grammer, then come talk to us. Sincerely , Nintendo."Andy Chalk said:"aw C'mon Nintendo! Y won't u let us use the Mario theme for 15 secs in the @Justinbieber movie," director Jon M. Chu wrote on Twitter [http://twitter.com/jonmchu/status/26408114655858688]. "talk about free advertising passed up. Oops"
I'd hope they could spell sincerely right. Otherwise it'd show that Nintendo has some grammar flaws and would completely defeat the purpose of that response.ninja555 said:I can imagine Nintendo's response to that, "Dear Mr. Chu, Please learn how to spell and use proper grammer, then come talk to us. Scincerly, Nintendo."Andy Chalk said:"aw C'mon Nintendo! Y won't u let us use the Mario theme for 15 secs in the @Justinbieber movie," director Jon M. Chu wrote on Twitter [http://twitter.com/jonmchu/status/26408114655858688]. "talk about free advertising passed up. Oops"