On Mar 27, 5:34*pm, "Bob Terwilliger" >
wrote:
> Stu wrote:
> >> To save you the trouble of going to Stu's website, I have modified the
> >> picture slightly and saved it athttp://i41.tinypic.com/15n6hah.jpg
>
> > Actually it is from one of our government websites, from which I got
> > written permission to use, did you Bob?
>
> I got written permission to copy from *your* website, which is exactly what
> I did.
>
> > It seems you've broken the law, as you've admitted freely here of taking
> > it from my site, and are now supplying it to everyone.
>
> Said it yourself: I got the material from *your* site. I think that if you
> delve into the legalistics, you'll find that posting on your site gives you
> responsibility for the material there, and how it gets used -- and YOU gave
> permission. I know you love to duck any responsibility, but this time you'll
> just have to suck it up and swallow.

What is funny to me is the idea that anything on that wretched website
would be worth taking in the first place. I remember this book:
http://www.amazon.com/Jaffees-Magic-.../dp/0446888699
In the preface, it told about the magician's code, and insisted that
the reason that they so fragrantly violated the code was because, "Our
tricks don't work."
>
> Bob

--Bryan