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Nothing that can get anyone in trouble, but I hate seeing our right to privacy infringed on.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/07/ ... 4038.shtml

sponge bob? oh brother..

ive read that the UFC has caused them lots of trouble as well as NBC..

Rick wrote:Nothing that can get anyone in trouble, but I hate seeing our right to privacy infringed on.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/07/ ... 4038.shtml

A lot folks think YT's the devil's playground but remember those "stupidest criminals" shows. YT provides that at no cost.

The kids that filmed the "baby flying" and the marine "puppy toss" both posted to YT and it caught up to them.

I don't see YT as inspiring the behavior although it may create copycats. I don't mind full disclosure if it'll help catch these type of fools.

StoneCold wrote:

Rick wrote:Nothing that can get anyone in trouble, but I hate seeing our right to privacy infringed on.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/07/ ... 4038.shtml

A lot folks think YT's the devil's playground but remember those "stupidest criminals" shows. YT provides that at no cost.

The kids that filmed the "baby flying" and the marine "puppy toss" both posted to YT and it caught up to them.

I don't see YT as inspiring the behavior although it may create copycats. I don't mind full disclosure if it'll help catch these type of fools.

I agree with that. But this is Viacom saying we need to see people records to see how many people are watching our copyrighted material as opposed to non-copyrighted material. Our right to privacy is breached over Viacoms bottom line. I think that's crappola dude.

StoneCold wrote:

Rick wrote:Nothing that can get anyone in trouble, but I hate seeing our right to privacy infringed on.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/07/ ... 4038.shtml

A lot folks think YT's the devil's playground but remember those "stupidest criminals" shows. YT provides that at no cost.

The kids that filmed the "baby flying" and the marine "puppy toss" both posted to YT and it caught up to them.

I don't see YT as inspiring the behavior although it may create copycats. I don't mind full disclosure if it'll help catch these type of fools.

Holy shit, the flying baby was done right here in God forsaken Leesburg Ga where I currently reside!!! Please get me back to Florida....these crazy country bastards here make babies fly 10' frfom pillows! These country boys are sonme crazy sob's.

Dismissing privacy concerns, a federal judge overseeing a $1 billion copyright-infringement lawsuit against YouTube has ordered the popular online video-sharing service to disclose who watches which video clips and when.

Hate to see how many times I've viewed this one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyec69txVfo

Rick wrote:

StoneCold wrote:

Rick wrote:Nothing that can get anyone in trouble, but I hate seeing our right to privacy infringed on.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/07/ ... 4038.shtml

A lot folks think YT's the devil's playground but remember those "stupidest criminals" shows. YT provides that at no cost.

The kids that filmed the "baby flying" and the marine "puppy toss" both posted to YT and it caught up to them.

I don't see YT as inspiring the behavior although it may create copycats. I don't mind full disclosure if it'll help catch these type of fools.

I agree with that. But this is Viacom saying we need to see people records to see how many people are watching our copyrighted material as opposed to non-copyrighted material. Our right to privacy is breached over Viacoms bottom line. I think that's crappola dude.

Viacom can suck it. I don't care if they keep all their shows off YT. There's always something else to watch and another way to watch it.

Deb wrote:Dismissing privacy concerns, a federal judge overseeing a $1 billion copyright-infringement lawsuit against YouTube has ordered the popular online video-sharing service to disclose who watches which video clips and when.

Hate to see how many times I've viewed this one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyec69txVfo

Two guys singing a duet called "Daddy Brother Lover Little Boy" in San Francisco.

Are you sure JSS wants you to promote that one?

ScarabGator wrote:

StoneCold wrote:

Rick wrote:Nothing that can get anyone in trouble, but I hate seeing our right to privacy infringed on.

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2008/07/ ... 4038.shtml

A lot folks think YT's the devil's playground but remember those "stupidest criminals" shows. YT provides that at no cost.

The kids that filmed the "baby flying" and the marine "puppy toss" both posted to YT and it caught up to them.

I don't see YT as inspiring the behavior although it may create copycats. I don't mind full disclosure if it'll help catch these type of fools.

Holy shit, the flying baby was done right here in God forsaken Leesburg Ga where I currently reside!!! Please get me back to Florida....these crazy country bastards here make babies fly 10' frfom pillows! These country boys are sonme crazy sob's.

They didn't charge the kid filming with anything yet. I read its HIS family that was taking care of the kid and the other teen was a friend of his.

You know what's weird though? There's been less outrage over the baby than when that puppy got tossed.

StoneCold wrote:

Deb wrote:Dismissing privacy concerns, a federal judge overseeing a $1 billion copyright-infringement lawsuit against YouTube has ordered the popular online video-sharing service to disclose who watches which video clips and when.

Hate to see how many times I've viewed this one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyec69txVfo

Two guys singing a duet called "Daddy Brother Lover Little Boy" in San Francisco.

Are you sure JSS wants you to promote that one?

LOL! Too funny, never even thought about that.

Oh sure my innocent sig pic of 2 of my favorite singers sharing a mic.........now looks like EM trying to climb JSS.

Deb wrote:

StoneCold wrote:

Deb wrote:Dismissing privacy concerns, a federal judge overseeing a $1 billion copyright-infringement lawsuit against YouTube has ordered the popular online video-sharing service to disclose who watches which video clips and when.

Hate to see how many times I've viewed this one. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kyec69txVfo

Two guys singing a duet called "Daddy Brother Lover Little Boy" in San Francisco.

Are you sure JSS wants you to promote that one?

LOL! Too funny, never even thought about that.

Oh sure my innocent sig pic of 2 of my favorite singers sharing a mic.........now looks like EM trying to climb JSS.

Thanks Deb
Now, I watched that one again
& it was good fun!



Well, I have been given JSS a good many clicks this week
guess I owe JSS.

I'll just have to go to a concert
& make sure his thirst is quenched.


I even wanted to download a few off his my space
but got concerned when I had to sign a lengthly agreement & download the software.

That software can cause problems
Who knows what big brother is watching.

I guess I'll have to figure it out before Septemeber

StoneCold wrote:A lot folks think YT's the devil's playground but remember those "stupidest criminals" shows. YT provides that at no cost.

The kids that filmed the "baby flying" and the marine "puppy toss" both posted to YT and it caught up to them.

I don't see YT as inspiring the behavior although it may create copycats. I don't mind full disclosure if it'll help catch these type of fools.

People that stupid and naive deserve to be caught. I keep thinking about that recent deal where those school-age girls kidnapped and held a friend that they accused of bashing them on MySpace or Facebook or something, and kept beating her over and over again... and filmed the whole thing so they could upload it to YouTube! You've GOT to be kidding me! So guess what? They were easily caught, and I believe charged w/kidnapping and assault. I should try to dig up that article and video.