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i love ubisoft

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i love ubisoft

Write it in your diary

Miggle wrote:

tuckergustav wrote:

Miggle...what time is it where you are?

1:25

best time zone ever!!


anyways.


I think you should bottle up all this rage and hatred towards ubisoft and save it up for when you call them in the AM

I mean, you are going to be fresh out of witty, angry words by the time you are done with the poor innocent bf2s forums. 

yeah yeah.  goofball.

Did you know that in Europe you have to get someone's permission to take their photo in public? That's very different from the US where there is no presumption of privacy in public places.

Weird.
Just thought I'd share that.

tuckergustav wrote:

Does that apply to everyone? Because I am pretty sure the paparazzi are pretty brutal over there also. (or so I have read)

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WUT!!

I'm not sure. I know here it's fine if it's not for commercial purposes.. which seems to contradict that. I've often heard the phrase "no reasonable assumption of privacy".. but here is what a few pro's are saying

[src]
From this podcast
http://twit.tv/photo10

I agree. Although part of the reason I watch their footage/look at their photos is just to call them assholes..lol. I think there are some of them that actually get along with the people they .. erm .. stalk. I suppose it's a mutual understanding.

Kmar wrote:

Did you know that in Europe you have to get someone's permission to take their photo in public? That's very different from the US where there is no presumption of privacy in public places.

Weird.
Just thought I'd share that.

Not in the UK, the only time you need permission is if they're filming for commercial purposes, I suppose it's the same in the US, for example I know Jackass have to get people to sign release waivers or w/e they're called if they want to include the footage.

/guess

From Hot Fuzz?

Reaps probably has it somewhere