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Hang on, lol, you're not really reading the total content of my posts, in which I have mentioned his talent several times. I do recognize his talent. It should be turned toward original works, as I observed earlier. Let Us Not Fight. *vacates thread lol* :cool:

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For me there is zero distinction and no special exemptory dividing line among the arts. If a writer, no matter how talented, copied in completion, printed, and profited from the written works of another, there would be, rightly, hue and cry. For me no artist in any of the arts should be...

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO. Did I mention, don't waste perfectly good pence/pounds on The Cat in Zee Hat? It's a freakin' frightening fiasco, and an insult to Seuss. There was a thread, around Christmastime (?) on this, and on Seuss, you could dig it up and find out more about Why...

I have a hard time admiring any work in any field that is direct and complete imitation. He should be turning his craftmanship talents to original works. I can't admire anything about it. Unethical artists are the bad apples that spoil the bunch. But that's just me; we can agree to disagree...

Right, must be. He probably jumps every time the phone rings or someone knocks on his door. :D

Well, I'll read up on all the stuff available here on zee forum about copyrighting - it's a complex world, and I don't even know if possibly U.S. laws, which are pretty fussy, differ from other countries in that maybe you can market such things elsewhere without a problem, but still, it seems...

Can he do that? I mean, legally?? (I'll go read up on the threads that cover copyrighting etc.) Wow, that doesn't seem right somehow. :(

I had the great misfortune of spending my last three high school years in a public school with an abysmal curriculum that was soaked in Boredom and sunk by Lethargy. I was one of those Avid Readers who came to resent being told what to read, when to read it and how to perceive it. I was a...

That's a great line, Andy! I love nutshelly, concise, sum-it-all-up-in-a-sentence writing. The Ladykillers is a remake of a much-overrated old movie, which Hanks says he has not seen because he didn't want it to color his performance. He says the Real Star of it is the woman who plays the...

I'm glad you posted here again, and that you're back - after the other post you obviously went back to bed for several days lol. At least, I hope you did. You might not feel 100% for a little while yet -- that thing you had was bad news. Make sure you still get sleep for awhile. I know I...

Isn't it? ****. :D

*sigh* Men. Forever confused. :(

Just don't tell Beth C., jeez . . . but, congratulations! PT Cruisers so far have a good reputation and a decent performance life - they haven't been around long enough to show how long they really last. But it won't die on the day you make your last car payment lol. :cool:

That's a fine piece of writing, that book. I'm re-reading My Old Man and the Sea, by David Hays and Daniel Hays. Father and son, the book is their memoir of their sail in a tiny boat, The Sparrow, from New England and around Cape Horn. " . . . I grew up sailing with my father and brother...

Other entertaining sites are: www.findagrave.com (Find A Grave) http://www.msu.edu/~daggy/cop/ (Caskets On Parade - Book Of The Dead) :cool:

There's definitely something to this. My son came along in '83; Sesame was in its absolute heyday during those years, with the Fraggles not far behind, both leading to all things Muppet for your generation. (Yay!) :) :cool: :cool: :)

*sigh* It's not easy being green. :cool:

I've decided against it . . . :( :( :( A decision having nothing to do with this story, I should add lol.

Green - you are currently online. Blue - you are currently offline. Red - is visible as red only to the user, as blue to zee world. Red is for those who cruise on the invisible setting; no one else sees it. The invisibility ability is set up by the user themselves in their profile should...