Copyright puts the "right" to "copy" entirely in the hands of the holder, minus a personal right to make a backup and so on. This most assuredly does not include the right to offer up a copy machine for others to make copies.
That you might have bought the song is irrelevant -- it's not your choice to make.
I'm gonna borrow your baby and get it circumcised because it will make God happy. Don't you dare get upset over it. Can't you see it's in your interest, and to hell with the law?
> They have no right to go into my computer and > erase MP3s of some CDs that I owned and ripped.
Then don't put it into a folder you share with everyone on the planet. That is illegal, and wrong.
Golly, people do have a right to stop crimes in progress. This is because of a little-known principle that criminals have no right to keep performing their crime! Or have we forgotten what this is all about?
Actually, it's more like you breaking into someone's house, stealing their stuff, then putting ads in the newspaper saying, "Hey, I've got Joe's stuff I've stolen! Come buy it off me!"
Then you have the nerve to get upset if Joe breaks in and takes it back, and giving you a swift kick in the ass as he leaves?
While the use of illegal methods to combat illegal activity is questionable ethically, it amazes me how people can get bent out of shape, OMG, the RIAA is doing something illegal! Meanwhile, billions are lost in illegal downloads that not only are illegal, but are argued in FAVOR of here.
Hoshi, Seven, Dax 1, Dax 2, Kira, and Dr. Crusher go off on a ship all by themselves, and hit only the pleasure planets, trying to find out why only females continue to exist and where the men all went, not that anyone really cares...
> Synopsis: "A Tellarite bounty hunter captures > Archer intending to turn him over to the > Klingons for a substantial reward. Meanwhile, > T'Pol is infected with an alien pathogen that > unleashes her primal Vulcan urges."
Hey! You can do the same little trick with Star Trek synopsis as you can do with Chinese fortune cookies:
- A Tellarite bounty hunter captures Archer intending to turn him over to the Klingons for a substantial reward......in bed!
- Meanwhile, T'Pol is infected with an alien pathogen that unleashes her primal Vulcan urges......in bed!
> Lastly, replace the communications officer with > a rugged man or woman. Linda park looks too > gorgeous and too frail to be going into outer > space on scare missions
Eat shit and die, ass. She's the only good thing on the entire show. Mod me down if you like, but I stand up for what's right. You must be a chick because no male would ever suggest such a thing.
1. Gort in his patrol ship would clean all their clocks (and no, this is not a joke entry)
2. Giant light bulb ship from ToS
3. Death Stars (main laser only)
4. Hypothetical Federation ship with phase cloaking and some of the other balls-out stuff hidden in the secret vaults of the Federation, to say nothing of the futuristic stuff Janeway brought back, including the 26th century holo emitter and data gleaned from the borg baby who temporarily absorbed it. (M5 [or Data, for that matter] in charge of a ship based on the neutronium hull of the doomsday machine, armed with genesis-derived crap? Ex-queeze me? "The Klingons, the Romulans, the Borg, the Dominion? They're nothing compared to the coming of the Federation." Actually, the death star couldn't kill this, nor the light bulb ship. Gort could, tho'.)
5. Some crazy ship from some Japanimation I rented when I was on a kick some years back, they opened up dozens upon dozens of blasters and fired continuously and violently for minutes on end. Probably a more realistic space battle, they only last minutes.
6. Monitor class from "In Death Ground..." book duo-logy. My god, if you're tired of the wimpy battles in Star Trek and Star Wars and on TV..., not to mention the ferocious "game over, man!" ass-kicking humanity & friends receive for the first half of the series...
1. If the Romulans have a ship twice the length and about 10x the mass of the biggest Federation ships, then how come the Romulans are also-rans to the Federation?
2. They show one Kazon ship (the ships Voyager kept tangling with in the first year or two.) Assuming this is the same one (the 109 meeter one, and they're not missing the giant one) then this seems wrong. The Kazon ship was truly gigantic, showing that just because the technology was more primitive didn't mean they couldn't build a huge ship to give the Federation's latest more than a run for its money. Unless I'm missing something, I kept getting the impression that Voyager, no small ship itself, was tiny by comparison.
3. How about the Nostromo (ok, would be on the very, very large page, the one that a borg cube appears as a dot on, roughly the same page as the giant multi-lightbulb ship from ToS) and the Sulaco?
4. Red Dwarf and the giant ship/vacuum cleaning lady transformer in Spaceballs?
They do sell spray cans of crap you can blow that stuff off with, you know. Go to an electrical technician's store. Give your whole board a good cleaning.
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> In Duke Nukem 3D, there are tons of these video
> sniffers showing security camera footage.
Showing hairy, naked pussies everywhere, yes, I know.
That is what this is all about, though.
Copyright puts the "right" to "copy" entirely in the hands of the holder, minus a personal right to make a backup and so on. This most assuredly does not include the right to offer up a copy machine for others to make copies.
That you might have bought the song is irrelevant -- it's not your choice to make.
I'm gonna borrow your baby and get it circumcised because it will make God happy. Don't you dare get upset over it. Can't you see it's in your interest, and to hell with the law?
> They have no right to go into my computer and
> erase MP3s of some CDs that I owned and ripped.
Then don't put it into a folder you share with everyone on the planet. That is illegal, and wrong.
Golly, people do have a right to stop crimes in progress. This is because of a little-known principle that criminals have no right to keep performing their crime! Or have we forgotten what this is all about?
Actually, the RIAA is lowering themselves to your tactics. Theft, fencing operations with a seemingly legal facade, etc.
Actually, it's more like you breaking into someone's house, stealing their stuff, then putting ads in the newspaper saying, "Hey, I've got Joe's stuff I've stolen! Come buy it off me!"
Then you have the nerve to get upset if Joe breaks in and takes it back, and giving you a swift kick in the ass as he leaves?
Unbelievable.
You'll pardon me if I don't get too upset that a man illegally shoots in the back a man running away with his toaster oven.
While the use of illegal methods to combat illegal activity is questionable ethically, it amazes me how people can get bent out of shape, OMG, the RIAA is doing something illegal! Meanwhile, billions are lost in illegal downloads that not only are illegal, but are argued in FAVOR of here.
Well, technically five more if you count her stunning lips.
Grunnnnnnt! Laaaggg!
Anyhoo, I thought regular keyboards had a serious enuf problem with tests for fecal matter.
How long until I can buy a 1080i DLP at consumer electronic prices? What's the holdup?
Well, there's buttloads of Borg technology still floating around in orbit from that movie. Someone's gotta stumble on it sooner or later.
> over used Trekkie elements: ...holodeck
I know how I'd handle the holodeck:
"Computer, Arch. No, more. Arch her back still more. Come on, Hoshi."
My Spur Of The Moment Poem
I'm a Trekker
Not Trekkie
I read SF
Not Sci-fi
I'm a late bloomer
Not Virginnerdling
Thank you.
> Lexx
Oh man, she was the hottest thing since Seven. I'm tellin' ya, put Hoshi in the catsuit and dump T'pow.
> Only three good things ever came out of Voyager
And Seven of Nine, but I guess that's two more things.
> Or Dax ... the only hot lesbian action I've ...
> ever seen in Trek
Which wet, saliva-string lesbian kiss are you talking about? The Jadzia/ex-Ms.-Dax kiss, or the Evil Ezri/Evil Kira kiss?
Since Vulcans don't kiss unless forced by mental telekinesis, it looks like it's up to Hoshi to get down to business.
Ok, here's a series for you:
Hoshi, Seven, Dax 1, Dax 2, Kira, and Dr. Crusher go off on a ship all by themselves, and hit only the pleasure planets, trying to find out why only females continue to exist and where the men all went, not that anyone really cares...
> Synopsis: "A Tellarite bounty hunter captures
...in bed!
...in bed!
> Archer intending to turn him over to the
> Klingons for a substantial reward. Meanwhile,
> T'Pol is infected with an alien pathogen that
> unleashes her primal Vulcan urges."
Hey! You can do the same little trick with Star Trek synopsis as you can do with Chinese fortune cookies:
- A Tellarite bounty hunter captures Archer intending to turn him over to the Klingons for a substantial reward...
- Meanwhile, T'Pol is infected with an alien pathogen that unleashes her primal Vulcan urges...
> What they really need is to get Pee Wee Herman to take over
Well, lusting for T'Pol is kind of like lusting for a 10 year old boy with breast implants.
Damnit! I've gotta ratchet down the cynicism pump tonight.
Ummmmmmmm....Star Trek would kill for "Murder, She Wrote" ratings.
> and no hoover ships
You're thinkin' of Spaceballs, foo'!
Feelin' a tug. Come on....come on...
> Lastly, replace the communications officer with
> a rugged man or woman. Linda park looks too
> gorgeous and too frail to be going into outer
> space on scare missions
Eat shit and die, ass. She's the only good thing on the entire show. Mod me down if you like, but I stand up for what's right. You must be a chick because no male would ever suggest such a thing.
1. Gort in his patrol ship would clean all their clocks (and no, this is not a joke entry)
2. Giant light bulb ship from ToS
3. Death Stars (main laser only)
4. Hypothetical Federation ship with phase cloaking and some of the other balls-out stuff hidden in the secret vaults of the Federation, to say nothing of the futuristic stuff Janeway brought back, including the 26th century holo emitter and data gleaned from the borg baby who temporarily absorbed it. (M5 [or Data, for that matter] in charge of a ship based on the neutronium hull of the doomsday machine, armed with genesis-derived crap? Ex-queeze me? "The Klingons, the Romulans, the Borg, the Dominion? They're nothing compared to the coming of the Federation." Actually, the death star couldn't kill this, nor the light bulb ship. Gort could, tho'.)
5. Some crazy ship from some Japanimation I rented when I was on a kick some years back, they opened up dozens upon dozens of blasters and fired continuously and violently for minutes on end. Probably a more realistic space battle, they only last minutes.
6. Monitor class from "In Death Ground..." book duo-logy. My god, if you're tired of the wimpy battles in Star Trek and Star Wars and on TV..., not to mention the ferocious "game over, man!" ass-kicking humanity & friends receive for the first half of the series...
7. Vader's command super star destroyer
Two observations:
1. If the Romulans have a ship twice the length and about 10x the mass of the biggest Federation ships, then how come the Romulans are also-rans to the Federation?
2. They show one Kazon ship (the ships Voyager kept tangling with in the first year or two.) Assuming this is the same one (the 109 meeter one, and they're not missing the giant one) then this seems wrong. The Kazon ship was truly gigantic, showing that just because the technology was more primitive didn't mean they couldn't build a huge ship to give the Federation's latest more than a run for its money. Unless I'm missing something, I kept getting the impression that Voyager, no small ship itself, was tiny by comparison.
3. How about the Nostromo (ok, would be on the very, very large page, the one that a borg cube appears as a dot on, roughly the same page as the giant multi-lightbulb ship from ToS) and the Sulaco?
4. Red Dwarf and the giant ship/vacuum cleaning lady transformer in Spaceballs?
They do sell spray cans of crap you can blow that stuff off with, you know. Go to an electrical technician's store. Give your whole board a good cleaning.