MPAA, RIAA & Federal Courts disagree...
Or so I've heard.
Well being as no one would ever find an original post like that from me, they can disagree with what you posted all they want.
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Well being as no one would ever find an original post like that from me, they can disagree with what you posted all they want.
The trick to ordering through them is to not use the free shipping.Pay the extra $1 or so and you get it alot faster.My orders range from 6-10 days from time i order until it's in my hand,that is unless USPS decides it's moving too fast and decides to give the package a tour of the country haha.I had one not long ago,that made it from China to Chicago and cleared customs in 3 days,usually once they clear customs i have it 1-2 days later,not that one haha.The last time i checked,Missouri and South Dakota were not between Illinois and Ohio,but for some reason that package got to vist both of those states,so instead of 1-2 days after customs,it was a week after.OMG I soooo Agree. they need to change the Fast part in their name
Not fair you're drinking it through a hole in the bottom aren't you
I would love to win. But work comes first. so in 16 hr I will be working. Standing around waiting for something to do. And then there's the stupid no cell phone policy.
end of rant thank you.
end of rant thank you.
I believe that only applies if your name was on the original post and/or it is copyrighted by you or some corporation (like a record label, a magazine, etc.). And, as in the case of me using cartoons by someone else (e.g., Linus a couple pages ago), even though I drew it, the character is copyrighted by Schultz, so even in the redraw, I cannot use his character for profit because he holds a copyright and I would be required to pay him royalties. Thousands of people draw other people's cartoons again, and there is no legal action because they did not claim it was their own or attempt to profit by someone else's work. A photo of a cat/dog/naked mod, no matter who took it, once posted on the web without claim to copyright, is fair game to anyone who wants to reuse it without profit. It might not be nice, but it is legal.MPAA, RIAA & Federal Courts disagree...
Or so I've heard.
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