@68:

“Most of us feel guilt when we masturbate,” he said, “even though we live in 2009.”
Not at all Stephen. The fact is there could be as many as 6 million people in the UK doing exactly as you are doing, largely because there still isn’t an attractive, workable, widespread and convenient legal alternative.

Wait, so masturbation is illegal?

“making an example of ordinary people is the stupidest thing the record industry can do.”

That’s why they made an example of The Pirate Bay. They’re not ordinary people, some people consider them as God. (Well, not anymore, considering they sold themselves out.)

Good going Fry, now the MPAA will try and fire you/remove you from your job some other way/imprison you for “advertising” piracy.

This is worse than Tom Cruise being a Scientologist.

@68:

“Most of us feel guilt when we masturbate,” he said, “even though we live in 2009.”
Not at all Stephen. The fact is there could be as many as 6 million people in the UK doing exactly as you are doing, largely because there still isn’t an attractive, workable, widespread and convenient legal alternative.

Wait, so masturbation is illegal?

“making an example of ordinary people is the stupidest thing the record industry can do.”

That’s why they made an example of The Pirate Bay. They’re not ordinary people, some people consider them as God. (Well, not anymore, considering they sold themselves out.)

Good going Fry, now the MPAA will try and fire you/remove you from your job some other way/imprison you for “advertising” piracy.

http://inmusic.ca/Kelly+Clarkson/artists/the_hook/Articles/kelly_clarkson.htm?isfa=1

Well said. Many might be even better customers than others. Because pirates have access to much more content.

They should be fighting against those people that sell CDs on the streets with programs they downloaded. That is making money with intellectual property. And I’m strongly against such practice.