trellism
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Doctor Who seems to be as useless as ever: crap sets, terrible script and clunkingly obvious tokenism.
about 3 hours ago
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@ Congratulations, hope the ante natal class paid off.
12:53 PM Nov 13th
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@ It seems to be working. She's gained 300g.
4:49 AM Nov 12th
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@ I know, but they make good breastfeeding reading. Non-taxing.
4:46 AM Nov 12th
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If I were in a sexy vampire's bedroom, I would not be discussing his CD collection. Ordered the other 3 books though.
4:43 AM Nov 12th
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Finished Twilight in a day. Had I been reading my law books, would be qualified by now.
4:38 AM Nov 12th
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@ Theft is depriving someone of something that they ALREADY HAVE such that they no longer have it. Not licence circumvention.
5:40 AM Nov 11th
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@ Have you read Death of the Author by Roland Barthes? I think you should. You have a warped notion of the Romantic Author.
5:32 AM Nov 11th
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in reply to LouiseBagshawe
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@ Bad example, Louise: recipes cannot be covered by copyright.
5:31 AM Nov 11th
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in reply to LouiseBagshawe
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@ Ironic then that Louise's Fallacy of Commoditised Atomic Authorial Essentialism would condemn her own books to legal purgatory.
3:13 AM Nov 11th
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@ You stand on the shoulders of giants. It is hubris to assume unique snowflake status. Works are grown in culture's soil.
2:22 AM Nov 11th
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in reply to LouiseBagshawe
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@ Your statements have no basis in law. Let me repeat: your statements have NO BASIS IN LAW. You are making things up.
2:19 AM Nov 11th
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in reply to LouiseBagshawe
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@ Have a read of this: it may disabuse you of some confused notions
1:30 PM Nov 10th
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@ Don't confuse the disruption of a licencing model with commonlaw theft. The lawlords made this clear in the 18th century.
1:26 PM Nov 10th
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@ To steal is to deprive someone permanently of something. When I share a story, I do not deprive anyone of it.
1:24 PM Nov 10th
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@ You are confusing the object that encapsulates an idea with the idea itself. You can steal a book. You cannot steal a story.
1:23 PM Nov 10th
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@ No lawyer agrees with you. Copyright gives you no right to "own" a copy of a work. It gives you a licence to use it.
1:23 PM Nov 10th
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@ Under your definition, your books "steal" the alphabet, vocab, grammar, plotlines, none of which are your "property"
1:22 PM Nov 10th
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@ Be accurate: it's a licence breach, not theft. Please stop begging the question with a straw man. What is being "stolen"?
1:18 PM Nov 10th
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@ The solution to a lack of buyers is cleverer sellers, not your State Mandated Communism. You don't trust the market?
11:48 AM Nov 10th
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- Name trellism
- Bio sleep is that thing I do in between visits to the lavatory.
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