quote:Originally posted by TSN: Either that, or don't give them any music at all. But you can't just sell other people's work and keep the money for yourself.
Yes I can. It's easy, you open the CDRW drive, pop an empty CDR inside it, turn on Nero, select all your songs, and hit burn. Then you give it to the person that ordered it and take his/her 5 bucks, place them in your wallet. Alternatively, you could place them in your pocket if a wallet is not accesible to you, but that's how I usually do it
-------------------- Me- Hi Jen! What's up! Jen- You again??!?! Listen kid, I'm not interested in you. Stop bothering me, I'm a lot older than you and I have a boyfriend. How did you find my ICQ number anyways? Me- Oh, so just cuz you're a movie star now, and you're new album made millions, you think you're too good for me? Jen- Yes!!! Get it thorough your head! I am a person, I am not Jennifer Lopez the hottest woman on earth that everyone wants to sleep with, I'm a person, leave me alone!!! Me- Fine! Be that way! Me- Jen.... Where'd you go.... I love you... please come back.... please....
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And, out of curiosity, how many of these people that you supply CD's for don't have Internet access?
-------------------- Yes, you're despicable, and... and picable... and... and you're definitely, definitely despicable. How a person can get so despicable in one lifetime is beyond me. It isn't as though I haven't met a lot of people. Goodness knows it isn't that. It isn't just that... it isn't... it's... it's despicable.
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Well, going by Infinity's logic, it's quite easy for me to watch television. I simply wait until after dark, go to Circuit City, bust in a window, enter the store, and then leave carrying a brand new television set. Of course, this is absolutely wrong and immoral: I'm stealing from Circuit City and depriving them and Panasonic of profits for their product.
Just because you're using your computer and never have to see the faces of the people you're stealing from does not make it less wrong than my example. "Out of sight, out of mind" is not always a true theorem.
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