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by **tubby** » Mon Apr 20, 2009 11:19 pm

Everyone here likes it on the sly. Im just the only one man enough to admit it. :blues:

by **Dundalk** » Mon Apr 20, 2009 11:21 pm

I dunno about that, I cant stand it myself but everyone's different

by **Kharhaz** » Mon Apr 20, 2009 11:26 pm

bavlondon wrote:And btw the ones that charge are probably the safest ones in terms of malware and viruses. Most of those places have masses of content and are invite only becasue they don't want leechers thats why they also have an option to pay.

Doesnt justify what they are doing any better than piratebay though does it?

And as for Friends, at the beginning Rachel was fit, then she wasnt. Then I stopped watching. We all watched it at the beginning but then it got worse (as in they all got old and crinkly) and our interest waned somewhat !

by **Effes** » Tue Apr 21, 2009 12:10 am

bavlondon wrote:
Effes wrote:
bavlondon wrote:
Effes wrote:Im a bit of a techno thicko to be honest.

Ive never tried Pirate Bay - but Ive been told you need to download
some kind of program first to enable you to get stuff of Pirate Bay??

Anyone care to explain it to a thicko like me?

Yes you need the client program ie: bitcomet, utorretn ect....

pirate bay will only provide links to the torrent files which initiate the download via the client program mentioned before.

In a nutshell you need a blender but pirate bay is just giving you the fruit. But to get the juice you need to blend it. Don't ask why I used fruit haha

I got a blender the other day mate, done some nice soups since.

So if I type bitcomet or utorretn into google, it'll direct me to a site where I can download it?

Then after I download it it's plain sailing from there on in?

Yeah google utorrent. The only thing I have against them is unless you know the source of the torrent you could easily be downloading a virus so it really depends on where you get the torrent file from. I used to use torrentspy but that got shut down too. Try supertorrents they should all be safe.

And btw the ones that charge are probably the safest ones in terms of malware and viruses. Most of those places have masses of content and are invite only becasue they don't want leechers thats why they also have an option to pay.

Me personally I dont use them. I get everything I need of forums DDL like you see the football MOTD highlights uploaded via.

But anyway the process is find the torrent you want from whatever site and either save it and open it via utorrent/client program or open it direct. Then once its open in the client you will see the download progressing depending on speed ect...so plain sailing from there.

Cheers Bav

by **ox5** » Tue Apr 21, 2009 5:20 am

You could also use hotspot shield, from anchor freeMy Webpage this makes your ip address appear to be in the usa , only trouble being, you have a monthly limit of 10gb

by **dawson99** » Wed Apr 22, 2009 8:21 am

Big Niall wrote:i say - f*ck em all.

musicians can make their money touring as people enjoy the cinema experience.

others enjoy going to the cinema, if will smith has to take 5m intstead of 20m for a film, people will live with the guilt.

Thats bull.
It's not about what the megastars are making, its everyone involved in the process. If Will Smith only gets 1/4 of what he normally gets, so would everyone else... plus, less films would be made here in Enlgand for example when cheaper alternatives can be found, ergo the whole economy goes on a downwards turn.

I actually cant believe this thread is allowed. It's illegal, its immoral and its just plain wrong.

I bet some of you saw the Wolverine film with the green screen et all...

Stop being a bunch of cheap gyppo pikeys and pay the money properly.

by **tubby** » Wed Apr 22, 2009 9:31 am

No im waiting to get the 'full version' pirate DVD from my local chinese fella. :laugh:

And I do pay. .4 for £10.

by **woof woof !** » Wed Apr 22, 2009 9:32 am

I saw the Wolverine film but didn't get any green screen, I feel cheated

.

Last time I'll trust those Somali pirates :angry:

by **Dundalk** » Wed Apr 22, 2009 10:40 am

by **Dundalk** » Thu Apr 23, 2009 5:25 pm

Less than a week after the Pirate Bay copyright trial ended with a guilty verdict, lawyers for the defense are calling for a retrial. Swedish radio station Sveriges Radio P3 news program revealed that Judge Tomas Norström holds close ties to pro-copyright organizations and his ruling may be considered a substantial conflict of interest. If it can be proven that Norström has a legitimate bias against the Pirate Bay Four based on his affiliations, there is a possibility the original verdict could be thrown out. Sveriges Radio reported that Norström is a member of the following pro-copyright or copyright-relevant organizations that may have impacted his decision-making abilities at the trial:

* The Swedish Association of Copyright, a discussion forum. While such an affiliation may seem harmless, other members of the organization include Henrik Pontén, Monique Wadsted, and Peter Danowsky — three key representatives in the entertainment industry’s case against Pirate Bay.
* The Swedish Association for the Protection of Industrial Property, an organization devoted to implementing stronger copyright laws. Norström sits on the board.
* .SE, The Internet Infrastructure Foundation, another harmless-sounding affiliation with another questionable allegiance: Monique Wadsted is also a member of this group that oversees the .se name domain and handles domain disputes.

Peter Althin, the lawyer who represents Pirate Bay spokesperson Peter Sunde, told The Local that in setting up this case, several lay judges were thrown out due to conflicts of interest. That Norström somehow sneaked past this deletion process raised suspicion and anger in the defense team. Norström claims that his decision was not colored by his associations. “My view has been that these activities do not constitute a conflict of interest,” he told Sveriges Radio. It’s evident that Judge Norström has strong ties to the pro-copyright lobby. I think he should have stepped down from the case in the beginning. That he didn’t shows a serious perversion of justice. Last Friday, Pirate Bay was sacked with a bill for 30 million Swedish kronor (US$3.6 million) and a one-year prison sentence for the Pirate Bay Four: Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm Warg, Peter Sunde and Carl Lundström.

by **lakes10** » Thu May 14, 2009 8:50 pm

A thread about Radio 5 and i did not know about

?

by **Toffeehater** » Fri May 15, 2009 5:28 pm

Mininova has just been taken to court as well

by **metalhead** » Fri May 15, 2009 5:34 pm

I use torrent, so whats the big deal?

I buy cheap xbox games as well

by **metalhead** » Fri May 15, 2009 5:34 pm

lakes10 wrote:A thread about Radio 5 and i did not know about ?

Its beyond the pale

by **Judge** » Fri May 15, 2009 5:42 pm

metalhead wrote:I use torrent, so whats the big deal?

I buy cheap xbox games as well

do you have the war game entitled Lebanon

, as i want to virtually bomb your home

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