42

42! It's got to be way higher than that!

My well educated guess... 281. However, It may be more if the F word is written anywhere in the credits.

Now what exactly has come to light?

Odd, IMDB has a count of 281 for the word F*ck and it's variations quote unquote.

I'll let you know tomorrow after I stock up on the microwave popcorn.



'It's apparant you aren't a golfer....'-the dude via tripleplay

How's that for a slice of fried gold?

Check out the article:
http://www.computerpoweruser.com/Editorial/article.asp...

Blake:
This requirement pushed us to create some very unique stream optimization technology, which we had code-named Lebowski. We since have had to call it SlingStream, but I'm fighting my marketing guy to get it put back to Lebowski because it's my favorite movie. Lebowski dynamically adjusts the video stream to work within any sort of bandwidth constraints or any type of network connections that exist. So with 802.11b, which, if you're lucky, gets around 800Kbps sustainable throughput, Lebowski will work just fine because we've also done quite a bit on optimizing the video encoding to get it as high quality as we can at those low bit rates. Sometimes you're down to 100K sustained and other times maybe you're closer to the access point getting closer to 1.5 meg. We want to provide users with a very smooth video stream that requires no adjusting. Lebowski works within the bursty networks that really exist. You just have to deal with them. The video stream actually will get smaller, if you will, and the bit rate and frame rate will automatically change. A variety of parameters will automatically change based on how much throughput you have available.

That's how old danza was when he started who's the boss.

I saw the Lebowski 37 on the back of my sling box, so I googled it and this site came up. More curious I clicked images, and found an interesting website. Hmm..