For years, X-rated material has been 'Unrated' in Australia, therefore illegal. Yet you could still pick up an X-rated magazine in a 7-11. Just as an idea of how useless we are at restricting access to pornographic material:
In magazines, they put stickers on the naughty bits, as if peeling was beyond the abilities of a 12 year old. The only way I see that happening is if they somehow made it that you needed to peel it off with a credit card.
A withdrawal might ensure that the next edition has some new loading screens:
"Any percieved similarity to the original song is unintended. Rock out!"
"If you complete this song on Expert, it may be considered a threat to the original band's income!"
"Dear The Romantics, remember when it used to be about the music?"
"If your only fans are the RIAA, then go back to the nursing home."
One day in the future, we could also use new technology to mine the brains of criminals and learn the A-material they aren't telling us when they become security consultants.
Probably because they're funny/dangerous.
I genuinely wanted to join their crazy cult. That was until they told me all my problems were caused by Space Ghosts - plural. I really wanted that Inviso-Belt.
In a REAL interview, where applicants are made to fight for their position in some sort of 'death arena', the reasons for losing should be apparent, and no explanation need be given.
I recall an similar incident happening to a friend of mine once when he was about 12. He just happened to be out at about 10pm, so the cops decided to bring him in, fingerpint him, let him sit in a cell for about 6 hours then leave him to make his own way home (cop station was about an hour's walk away from his house). The least of their crimes was that they kept his bag, and made vague threats about a non-existent curfew. Apparently they were responding to a claim that 'four youths had vandalised a storefront'. His complaints were dealth with the usual contempt.
On DNA and fingerprint collection, a few years ago (15ish), Victorian Police made apparent goodwill visits to schools, where they claimed to be taking fingerprints for 'fun'. The sheets weren't play sheets, they were the real deal. Of course, the poor naive kids all went for it. I didn't see them 'disposing of them' as they had stated they would - niftily dodging any form of parental consent. I'm wondering what lengths they'll go to fill their database.
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Wow. God really hates poor Britney.
Uh oh....what about selective memory loss? Because if so, I'm going to need a new legal strategy.
If that happens, I'm just going back to old school Air Guitar Hero and stealing my music.
This is going to have me revisiting The Land Before Time and the Denver the Last Dinosaur for the sexual subtext.
It's simple. They won't know about them. They're implanted by bigger prisoners during communal shower time.
They did port it, but about 2 years after. Then Mass Effect came out as an exclusive. Oh Bioware, why do you mock me, and by extension my PC?
Because I'd like to see that.
In magazines, they put stickers on the naughty bits, as if peeling was beyond the abilities of a 12 year old. The only way I see that happening is if they somehow made it that you needed to peel it off with a credit card.
It's just more viral marketing for Cloverfield.
There could be an ongoing theme here. Has anyone looked into whether their ambulance chasers have been disbarred?
As a non-fat meth addict, I'm also offended. WoW indeed!
"Any percieved similarity to the original song is unintended. Rock out!"
"If you complete this song on Expert, it may be considered a threat to the original band's income!"
"Dear The Romantics, remember when it used to be about the music?"
"If your only fans are the RIAA, then go back to the nursing home."
If we get rid of SETI, how else will lazy movie writers introduce aliens?
Ironically enough, he's funded from the proceeds of a game he published: Ambulance Chaser '07
One day in the future, we could also use new technology to mine the brains of criminals and learn the A-material they aren't telling us when they become security consultants.
Mail fraud?? Couldn't they just drop a bag full of dope in his office like they used to in the old days.
One day, maybe the RIAA will realise that The Dave Matthews Band just isn't worth all that trouble protecting.
If he's right, I'm throwing away my f'ing d20s.
Probably because they're funny/dangerous. I genuinely wanted to join their crazy cult. That was until they told me all my problems were caused by Space Ghosts - plural. I really wanted that Inviso-Belt.
In a REAL interview, where applicants are made to fight for their position in some sort of 'death arena', the reasons for losing should be apparent, and no explanation need be given.
....or maybe it could be how people deal with things.
I recall an similar incident happening to a friend of mine once when he was about 12. He just happened to be out at about 10pm, so the cops decided to bring him in, fingerpint him, let him sit in a cell for about 6 hours then leave him to make his own way home (cop station was about an hour's walk away from his house). The least of their crimes was that they kept his bag, and made vague threats about a non-existent curfew. Apparently they were responding to a claim that 'four youths had vandalised a storefront'. His complaints were dealth with the usual contempt.
On DNA and fingerprint collection, a few years ago (15ish), Victorian Police made apparent goodwill visits to schools, where they claimed to be taking fingerprints for 'fun'. The sheets weren't play sheets, they were the real deal. Of course, the poor naive kids all went for it. I didn't see them 'disposing of them' as they had stated they would - niftily dodging any form of parental consent. I'm wondering what lengths they'll go to fill their database.
Here I am wondering what's the reverse of sellout? Selldowns!
It's meant to switch the TV off, and scour the surrounding area after prolonged use.