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Old 15-September-2007, 07:31 AM
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However, by doing so you change the scope and form of publication, which is not necessarily allowed under Fair Use and may consistute an unlawful republication.
So, in other words, you're saying I still have to work for my money instead of some copy & paste get rich quick scheme. Drats.
As a desperate ploy, try suckering Jay with something like "The board you are posting on is run with GPLv2/GPLv3 software. By registering and using this board's software functions, any product of said software, including generated alpha-numeric characters, HTML code, etc... are by proxy considered GPL contributions, and are inherently non-copyrightable. They are automatically and irrevocably public domain, freely disseminatable. Under GPL, acknowledgement of the source is not even required."

Now, that's alot of techno-mumbojumbo that's true if he were a programmer using certain programs in certain situations, and contributing source code, but if he only googles a little bit, we might trick him. Not much of a chance, granted, but it's the only one I can think of.

However, I hear that Jay's a sharp chap...
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However, I hear that Jay's a sharp chap... I'm of kind of the same opinion. That, or a very well programmed bulletin-board AI.
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No, no, all wrong!

Jay is really Psi-puff.
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I have to wonder if the OP will ever return.
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I think, based on the OP's past experience, the OP will assume that he has been banned already.

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I think, based on the OP's past experience, the OP will assume that he has been banned already.

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he's just hiding from all the CIA operatives that hang out here..
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he's just hiding from all the CIA operatives that hang out here..
Smart move.

After all, if he gets gitmo'ed, who's left to run the "ISA"?

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i could probably run it, but i'd need a free uniform as part of my compensation package.
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A quick check of the ISA website shows they're all out of those free uniforms.

However for a small fee they still have available this spiffy colonel's uniform



as well as this utilitarian white shirt outfit

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I like the top one. I always wanted to serve Lord Helmet.

But there's something vaguely disturbing about the glow in the second one. I can't place my finger on it. Or, on second thought, I wouldn't place my finger on it.
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i'll take the second outfit- there's just something about wearing a white plastic dome for a hat that appeals to me for some reason.
but i will NOT change my last name just to fit in with all the other officers.
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I always wanted to be the engineer on that ship...
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Yeah, but you need to see Spaceballs to know what I'm talking about.
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Och, laddie, Ah canna agrrrree morre!



Look at the tam!



Ah canna ga plaid now, she'll blow!
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