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No, I think the only version you've seen is probably just the regular theatrical version. Which was also available, at least at one point, on DVD.
Okay, we can nitpick this all day and night long, this thread has already extended past the 10 hour mark.
I got the 9 hour version, what the fuck ever, it really doesn't matter anymore.
Bro, it's ok to just admit you were wrong. Admitting you made a mistake and correcting your worldview is a virtue, at least among serious people. You're behaving like a far-right conservative right now, and over something so incredibly petty.
I already said this thread is now over 10 hours old, older than the meme refers to. Please for the love of the new Pope let it fucking go and leave me alone.
You're free to move on any time you like, I just don't understand why you are so insistent on remaining wrong.
Are you really that fucking pedantic?
You've already made it absolutely clear that you know the difference between the theatrical version and the extended version.
Good for you, perhaps I made a minor who gives a fuck mistake, I still ripped one of the longer versions.
Go back and read the OG meme. It's been over 10 hours since it's been posted. Hell, it's been over 12 hours now.
Please stop wasting my time.
You're wasting your own time every time you choose to reply (you could just...not, and we'd be done here) without apologising for your own rude attitude and acknowledging the honest mistake. I don't care that you made a mistake. It happens. I've done it plenty of times. I'm perplexed about your attitude on everything surrounding the mistake. It's bizarrely combative for something you yourself seem to be saying is not significant.
btw, it's not a "longer version", it's just that even the theatrical versions of the films (the shortest ones regularly available, barring perhaps some sort of "cut for content" abridged copy like aeroplanes and such sometimes have) are over 9 hours long.