Day: December 22, 2025

RE: Archive.org Back Online

My point is this on 5G for music store blogs etc….

People list millions of files on there, then accounts get deleted.

Who would waste all that time and money typing out all those page headers only to ruin their account and have it deleted.

Then, Wal-Mart or Tower Records like stores…

They make new pages every year for Christmas for ads and links.

On a comic book page what’s the difference?

A link is up, then it’s down…at big stores it’s new link every year.

A the comic store blog, when it’s up they post the active video link.

They aren’t the ones that wasted all their time typing out the page headers that got deleted.

Then when it’s getting promoted on an active link they use that file for their store ads.

Updated, still couldn’t find a free version of The Wizard Of Oz to share on page.

RE: Archive.org Down This Morning

Here we go…

Now archive.org is down today at Christmas…

I was trying to get The Wizard Of Oz to load on my pages…

My page internetnews.press just got spammed so bad and I got all this web traffic on the page after loading Night Of The Living Dead on it from my url nightofthelivingdeadmovie.com where I have copy of the public domain version on my server…that’s still up.

Then I loaded Gremlins and Mall Rats mow archive is down.

On my comic page dawnforgedcast.com the movie Night Of The Comet is down but you can get it on Tubi.

Updated,

Continuing with the new theme of this page 5G, you’re supposed to watch Gremlins VHS copy and Mall Rats links to see the 5G versions of the VHS or Digital Copy on my links from archive etc.

Like on my comic book links page, you watch Gremlins free from archive then pay on phone company bandwidth to watch the Smartphone or iPhone versions of the VHS or digital copies on paid SIM Card versions.

Like going to the Imax at the D-Box section to pay to see a VHS copy on filmstrip at the theatre.

Hence, no free copy of “The Wizard Of Oz” 1939 movie this morning on m.youtube.com or archive.org .

Now this morning viewers have to pay to watch it on m.youtube.com .

RE: Wizard Of Oz 100th Annivarsary

I just got back from a frozen Wal-Mart at Santa’s Polar Vortex over at the Village Shops at Dartmouth Crossing.

The big video out is “The Wizard Of Oz” 75th Annivarsary.

At the Wal-Mart news stand they had the magazines “Hello, Canada” for Christmas and the magazines all read “tales from behind the scenes from The Wizard Of Oz”.

I checked on Youtube and there was no free version.

That’s what they selling this year on Youtube and Wal-Mart at Christmas.

On my blog, I’m telling stories of people fifteen years to retirement like me and that’s the 100th Anniversary (!) of The Wizard Of Oz when I turn sixty five.

My point is I’m not married and never really had to be because of my Old West Family was so large from the rail road they never allowed anything.

Like, my family always had more than people and I was in a gifted class for music and ballet so nothing ever worked out…

Now I have all kinds of time for blogging during this fifteen year period.

I was with them my whole life helping at home etc.

Now I have this big retirement coming.

That’s how I know about The Wizard Of Oz turning 100 for my 65th birthday.

In 2025 you’re supposed to watch on phone company charges.

Like this…

Video players like filmstrip, Beta, VHS, Laserdisk all have there own sound and picture settings.

Those are different versions of the film on the different players…Sony sound, Panasonic sound etc, all different sound and picture versions.

Today…

They have on SIM Card Samsung versions on Smartphone, Mac versions on iPhone for the different picture and sound on those players.

Obviously,…

Samsung and Mac SIM Card versions on the phone on paid phone company bandwidth are different sound and picture versions.

On m.youtube.com watch The Wizard Of Oz on Smartphone to see the Samsung version settings or iPhone to see the Mac version sound and picture settings.

Remember!

You have to watch on paid phone company bandwidth on SIM Card to see the actual official phone company versions on 5G.