• Bender's Anti-Piracy Warning (Futurama)
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[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OWPfcEOr2Yg[/media] Lol :D
Nice
Old, but I love the actual movie after that.
That was pretty good. I really don't think anyone give a shit about who illegally downloads what.
You wouldn't make a copy of a car not hurting the original car in any way.
[QUOTE=fear me;18620351]That was pretty good. I really don't think anyone give a shit about who illegally downloads what.[/QUOTE] They do.
Does this mean that the Futurama writers are pro Piracy? They were pretty cool anyway, but now, whooo!
The guys who write futurama are [B][U][I]the[/I][/U][/B] pirates
[QUOTE=ManningQB18;18623919]Does this mean that the Futurama writers are pro Piracy? They were pretty cool anyway, but now, whooo![/QUOTE] More like "Putting anything into here will not stop piracy so might as well give people some cheap laughs instead"
[img]http://theinfosphere.org/images/6/61/Title_Caption_Episode_0210.png[/img]
They bashed piracy pretty badly in that Lucy Liu episode...
[QUOTE=ManningQB18;18623919]Does this mean that the Futurama writers are pro Piracy? They were pretty cool anyway, but now, whooo![/QUOTE] No, they're just anti-anti-piracy.
[QUOTE=-TRASE-;18621191]You wouldn't make a copy of a car not hurting the original car in any way.[/QUOTE] Cars aren't software or video, your analogy doesn't work.
[QUOTE=Minorkos;18650487]Cars aren't software or video, your analogy doesn't work.[/QUOTE] That's the exact reason why the "You wouldn't steal a car" analogy doesn't work as well.
Ah, I always loved that scene.
[QUOTE=Lord Ivan;18656863]That's the exact reason why the "You wouldn't steal a car" analogy doesn't work as well.[/QUOTE] "You wouldn't steal a car" still works better than "You wouldn't make a copy of a car"
You wouldn't make a copy of a song, leaving the original song completely untouched and stealikg like 3 friggin' cents to the artist's revenue.
[QUOTE=latin_geek;18662725]You wouldn't make a copy of a song, leaving the original song completely untouched and stealikg like 3 friggin' cents to the artist's revenue.[/QUOTE] This
The "you wouldn't steal a car" line is pretty lame indeed. But when you think of it, if everyone could just (Let's ignore the laws of logic and physics for a moment here) "copy" cars for free, the car manufacturers wouldn't really earn all that much, would they? Not for/against piracy, just that I find that analogy much "closer" to what is happening in the music industry. Not that I feel a shred of compassion for them though. Anyway, funny video.
I know, everybody noticed, but D.o. I.t. Downloading Often Is Terrible. Loved that.
[QUOTE=-TRASE-;18621191]You wouldn't make a copy of a car not hurting the original car in any way.[/QUOTE] More like, You wouldn't make a copy of the car not hurting the original in any way but making the manufacturers lose (price of car here).
[QUOTE=Jugulum;18663974]The "you wouldn't steal a car" line is pretty lame indeed. But when you think of it, if everyone could just (Let's ignore the laws of logic and physics for a moment here) "copy" cars for free, the car manufacturers wouldn't really earn all that much, would they? Not for/against piracy, just that I find that analogy much "closer" to what is happening in the music industry. Not that I feel a shred of compassion for them though. Anyway, funny video.[/QUOTE] If you could copy things for free like that, word hunger would be gone, money wouldn't exist any more, and there would be world peace. So, I suppose the car manufacturers wouldn't really give a shit.
Holy shit, I'd buy a dodgy DVD-box from a russian street just to see this warning. Wait a second..
[QUOTE=Minorkos;18650487]Cars aren't software or video, your analogy doesn't work.[/QUOTE] That's the joke, your statement doesn't work.
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