Last person to post in this thread wins...

[zaroba]

By right of superior posting, zaroba is best suited to guide the destiny of this topic.

 

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[limr]

What was the last bid? I'd like to bid $851, Bob.

 

[W.Y.Photo]

 

[limr]

I'd like to bid 1 cent, please, Bob.

 

[W.Y.Photo]

 

[limr]

I don't get that reference at all. And now I feel old.

ldman:

 

[snerd]

I don't get that reference at all. And now I feel old.

ldman:

I believe it's a reality show called Storage Wars.

 

[limr]

I don't get that reference at all. And now I feel old.

ldman:

I believe it's a reality show called Storage Wars.

Hey I've actually heard of that show! Never watched it, though.

Now I don't feel old anymore. Thanks darlin'!:mrgreen:

 

[pthrift]

Since this thread has no end anyway, seems like a logical place to have a discussion. Snerd--you going to pay the monkey or the man royalties for the monkey pic avatar?

 

[snerd]

Since this thread has no end anyway, seems like a logical place to have a discussion. Snerd--you going to pay the monkey or the man royalties for the monkey pic avatar?

Neither, as neither one owns copyright to it. Also, neither one is a god or ghost. LOL

The U.S. Copyright Office has settled the recent debate over the so-called monkey selfie, declaring in updated rules that a piece of content produced by an animal can't be registered.

Neither can content created by ghosts and gods. Seriously.

U.S. Copyright Office: Photos Taken by a Monkey Can't Be Copyrighted

 

[pthrift]

Since this thread has no end anyway, seems like a logical place to have a discussion. Snerd--you going to pay the monkey or the man royalties for the monkey pic avatar?

Neither, as neither one owns copyright to it. Also, neither one is a god or ghost. LOL

The U.S. Copyright Office has settled the recent debate over the so-called monkey selfie, declaring in updated rules that a piece of content produced by an animal can't be registered.

Neither can content created by ghosts and gods. Seriously.

U.S. Copyright Office: Photos Taken by a Monkey Can't Be Copyrighted

I didn't realize they had made a ruling on that already. wow. on one hand I'm not surprised it went the way it did but on the other hand I hate it for the guy

 

[snerd]

Since this thread has no end anyway, seems like a logical place to have a discussion. Snerd--you going to pay the monkey or the man royalties for the monkey pic avatar?

Neither, as neither one owns copyright to it. Also, neither one is a god or ghost. LOL

The U.S. Copyright Office has settled the recent debate over the so-called monkey selfie, declaring in updated rules that a piece of content produced by an animal can't be registered.

Neither can content created by ghosts and gods. Seriously.

U.S. Copyright Office: Photos Taken by a Monkey Can't Be Copyrighted

I didn't realize they had made a ruling on that already. wow. on one hand I'm not surprised it went the way it did but on the other hand I hate it for the guy

I would never "take advantage" of the guy. I don't feel I'm doing that by using it as an very small avatar on a community forum. Now, if he was to contact me personally and ask me not to use it, I would oblige.

 

[pthrift]

Neither, as neither one owns copyright to it. Also, neither one is a god or ghost. LOL


U.S. Copyright Office: Photos Taken by a Monkey Can't Be Copyrighted

I didn't realize they had made a ruling on that already. wow. on one hand I'm not surprised it went the way it did but on the other hand I hate it for the guy

I would never "take advantage" of the guy. I don't feel I'm doing that by using it as an very small avatar on a community forum. Now, if he was to contact me personally and ask me not to use it, I would oblige.

Meh. I'm just haggling you about it more than anything since it came up elsewhere on the board in the last couple of days.


So..do I win this thread yet ?

 

[zaroba]

you dare take my precious win away?
it's mines, it's all mines!