My friend Derek found a Barbaro tribute video on You Tube, and I'm in it. Apparently they swiped the pictures from my Flickr site. Hilarious.
I've had flickr pictures used on: 1. an industrial site dealing with PVC pipe 2. A website supporting humane treatment for Indian Elephants 3. a picture of my wife and my girls was used on some pro-breastfeeding site. All with my permission, though.
Posted by: ColdChef on March 7, 2007 09:49 AMWith your permission, ok, cool. They just up and swiped mine, with no opportunity to say "Hey, it was raining! And I was drunk! My hair doesn't always look that bad!"
Posted by: tizzie on March 7, 2007 10:09 AMBecause, of course, you want people checking you out and not looking at some damn pony. I can see that.
Posted by: ColdChef on March 8, 2007 08:24 AMThey shoot horse (photo) thieves, don't they?
Posted by: aine42/czelticgirl on March 8, 2007 05:02 PMAh, the downside of tagging.
I just had to (gently) slap down someone who swiped a deep-fried Oreo pic from my Flickr for her blog.
Posted by: Vidiot on March 9, 2007 10:59 AMI would just like to point out that ColdChef's FootTitty was in the Top Ten on Digg today
Posted by: tj on March 13, 2007 05:43 PM9622.net: crooked, two-and-a-half-inches long and lacking a scrotum
*shivers*
Posted by: ufez on March 14, 2007 11:03 AM“Women will never suspect it is artificial,” said the doctor, as he took the money and ran.
Posted by: tizzie on March 14, 2007 12:06 PMAlrighty, who broke the front page? *eyes ufez this Test character suspiciously*
Well, ok, it's not the front page*, but since no one else has mentioned it, Adam found his missing snake.
*One of these days I'll actually find something worthy of its own post and then have to go to the trouble of actually getting permission to post it. Today is not that day, though.
Posted by: aine42/czelticgirl on April 3, 2007 02:02 PMA note about posting images:
We encourage users to post images, especially those hilarous pics of monkeys
wearing dresses or programming for Linux. But posting images that reside on someone
else's server is considered by many to be bandwidth theft. Our thoughts
on the matter, along with some solutions to the problem, can be found
here. Thanks.
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