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Uri Geller Accused of Bending Copyright Law
JagsLive writes in with a Fox News report about Uri Geller's apparently playing fast and loose with copyright law in order to silence his detractors. "'All it takes is a single e-mail to completely censor someone on the Internet,' said Jason Schultz, a lawyer for the online civil rights group Electronic Frontier Foundation, which is suing Geller over an unflattering clip posted on YouTube for which he claimed a copyright ownership."
he should have seen that one coming.
"National Security is the chief cause of national insecurity." - Celine's First Law
There is no spoon.
but if you bend it with your mind, Uri will come for you.
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Hey, give Geller a break. At least that huckster can now claim to have bent *something* with his mind and avoid the wrath of The Amazing Randi!! Oh, wait... what?
I, for one, am looking forward to the inevitable
"You must realize the truth. There *is* no Copyright law."
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From: TheBoss@itatlanbistro.org
...permanently.
To: HammerHank@shadybar.com
I need to have someone's lines cut,
If this signature is witty enough, maybe somebody will like me.
Just ONE?
Pffft
Never heard of this guy before. What I know now is:
... wait, I know! He is Bender!
- he bends metal
- he is annoying
- he is con-artist
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If you think big enough, you'll never have to do it.
Damn you! Do you realize how many times that has shown up in my inbox! It's your fault!
I'm out of my mind right now, but feel free to leave a message.....
Err. So what you're telling me is that there's a political position I can take that would make you less likely to post videos of your cat flushing the toilet to YouTube.
Wow. Gosh. Is it Christmas already?
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Use a food analogy! Cheese and cake. Both had milk as a common ancestor, at some point there was a divergence. Milk became cheese and milk became cake, but cheese did not go into the cake. Unless you're making, like.. cheesecake, but it's best not to bring that up.
Exposing Uri Geller's spoon bending as fake is like exposing Pamela Anderson's breasts as fake. What's the point? It spoils the fun, and those who still think it's real aren't going to be convinced anyway.