Yes, you can...if you intentionally misrepresent the product by either NOT specifying what it really is, or intentionally avoiding telling what it really is.
A bag of green leafy stuff, is just that, a bag of green leafy stuff. If someone thinks it's pot, and purchases it with the understanding (spoken or not) that it IS pot, then finds out that it's NOT pot, who do you think he's gonna blame?
To get back to the original topic...ask a few of my fellow mods over at http://forum.pcmech.com what happens when someone suggests format c: /y
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Originally Posted by thayne
LA R.S. 14:10
Criminal intent may be specific or general:
(1) Specific criminal intent is that state of mind which exists when the circumstances indicate that the offender actively desired the prescribed criminal consequences to follow his act or failure to act.
(2) General criminal intent is present whenever there is specific intent, and also when the circumstances indicate that the offender, in the ordinary course of human experience, must have adverted to the prescribed criminal consequences as reasonably certain to result from his act or failure to act. -
Originally Posted by tekkieman
Maybe he was banned because after he got his yellow card, he sent a PM to somebody telling them to **** off or something... -
There must be some major karma or something going on. The "pot" thing actually happened to me (well back in my youth).
To teach a couple of friends of mine a lesson, I sold them some "pot" (orgenao, plus a few othe spices). Turns out my lack of marijuana economics caused me to sell at a very low price. Not much later, a friend of one of my friends comes knocking on my door looking to buy. I tell him that I don't sell. He takes it that I won't sell to him at the great price. He then proceeds to call the cops and alert them where and when they would be smoking (outside a hangout, the shack), also adding the info about me. The cops show up (1 car), grab the stuff from my now "stoned" friends, and almost die laughing after informing my friends that they're better off making a nice Italian sauce than smoking the "reefer" The cops never make it back to me
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And for the record, it is not against the law to tell someone to format their drive. You guys with your "somebody could have gotten hurt" attitude are sad That has to be the ultimate in nerdom to believe "if he formats his hard drive unintentionally, it could be devastating!!!"
Originally Posted by Capmaster
Here's a few who also forgot that clause (apologies to the posters):
hammer and water
Microwave, blowtorch, et al solution
another hammer solution
There are others, but I'm not in the mood to search for them :P Like I said, if I tell someone to swap PCI slots (forgetting to caution about removing power) and they fry their system/themself, neither I, nor this site will be held accountable, nor is the "damage done, nonetheless" since any reasonable person can see that sometimes free advice needs that extra little bit of caution.
I'm not trying to dictate policy. Just voicing my opinion on the matter. The topic implies that the ban was unreasonable (since the command won't work), but I'm elaborating on it a bit.
offline, you sure you're in Oz and not down the street from me (N. Cal) I'm in the land of silly litigation, from spilled coffee to getting fat from McDonalds, people are always looking to make a quick buck. The one thing that I am sure of is that if a guy goes to a lawyer and says, "some guy in Germany, who is not from tech support, posted on an anonymous message board that I should pour battery acid on my computer in order to burn movies onto my DVDs. How much can I get?", he would get all five toes inside a boot to his ass.
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For Indolikaa: Nah. Here it is -
Originally Posted by offline
(makes sure it doesn't say Will Hay above the odd kitty ) -
Don't forget that using sandpaper is a great way to polish out the scratches on your DVDs...
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Originally Posted by indolikaa
The other point I was trying to make to offline is that noone has outright saie the decision was wrong or right (except for the powers that be), I'm talking general membership here. Noone asked to have the guy reinstated. I see it as a general opinion subject. I even mentioned it in the thread with housepig wanting help with the dir command, when I said I need to be careful giving command line help because people get banned for it. To me it is funny. If I didn't know any better, and my precious computer went TU because someone did it to me......hell yeah, I'd be pissed! -
@ tekkieman
Tha wee point Ah was tryin' tae make was simply that the decision was
made with a perspective above that of an ordinary member and that
it was the right of the decision maker.
I did not suggest it was not
a point for discussion. I also found it funny but at the same time
I would have considered banning him myself. I say 'considered' because
in any grey area it is best to consult with the other Mods
Whit hoose ur ye? My ancestors were from the lowlands but
we joined a highland clan in the wars and later were kin. -
Originally Posted by offline
Sorry to disappoint you, but the only "hoose" I am from is the one I currently live in! I am almost full blooded portuguese. I think someone has been watching a little too much Austin Powers lately.... -
I did not like Austin Powers. I left the cinema after 15 mins
and got my money back. I understand your reference. Myers
or whatever his name was, played a Scottish character right?
By using that slang I thought we had ancestors in common. -
Didn't mean to start any sh!#. I just wanted to point out that the command doesn't work.
Any other commands you want me to test -
Originally Posted by offline
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I have some friends from Faro and know a girl from a small
village down north whose father is the mayor. I hope to
go to Lagos one day.
As for the Scottish accent, you might understand the slang when
written but you would have no hope when hearing the real
thing in person I have an Aussie accent (never been to the homeland), but some relatives are undecipherable. -
I've tried typing in all those commands listed, and my system still works just fine
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What a sad lot we all are, debating something as trivial as this. I'm with the "he shouldn't have been banned" crew.
If you trust someone you do not know over the net that implicitly that you will blindly do whatever they tell you, then provide me with your Credit Card details, I just want proof that you are over 18 so that I know I'm talking to an adult and that your parents won't come looking for me if my advice brings down the "family" laptop that Dad needs to take with him on the road tomorrow. I won't debit your card, honest, I won't
As I've said all along, I believe that this site is wonderful and offers a plethora of information. I have always believed that in order to get help, you need to help yourself. That means research (web searches, reading, etc etc). I think it is fair to say that if you know how to get to the command prompt then you have a reasonable understanding of computers, considering win95/98/ME only has it as a Start Menu icon, and Win200/XP you need to type "cmd" at Start > Run. If you know how to get there but don't know what it is for, then don't go there in the first place.
Learning from mistakes is what computers are all about in my book. The first rule of computing that I learnt was that if you don't know what you're doing, then you shouldn't be doing it - that's what computer techs are for. Little did I know I would end up being one later in life
I learnt the hard way, and put a password at BIOS level. Of course I must have mistyped the password, because from then on, I could not even get past the BIOS. THis was before i knew about the Clear CMOS settings jumpers. A new motherboard later and I learnt never to put a password at BIOS level ever again. I'm sure just about everyone in this discussion has once done something to completely fook up their system, and learnt never to do that again.
If we start getting technical about posts that could cause harm or destruction then we shouldn't recommend installing any codecs or whatnot because they could cause your PC to hang, or install adware, etc etc.
We shouldn't recommend using a cotton tip and rubbing alcohol to clean the lense of your optical drive because you could drown the laser.
We shouldn't recommend any registry hacks because you could cause your system to be unbootable.
We shouldn't recommend any firmware hacks because they could labotomise your burner.
We shouldn't recommend any methods of cleaning DVDs because you could render them unplayable.
How trivial do we want to get ?If in doubt, Google it. -
never put your pet hamster up your ass
"Each problem that I solved became a rule which served afterwards to solve other problems." - Rene Descartes (1596-1650) -
Originally Posted by BJ_M
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Originally Posted by Capmaster
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I need a clarification on the whole issue please.
Being from where I am from, I'm not sure if you mean
ass to be a donkey or a rectum, BJ_M. This is just the first place
where your advice could cause litigation.
I can imagine a
serious kicking would ensue should one test your advice
as to the negative and approach a fully armed donkey
for the purposes of rodent anal insertion. -
Originally Posted by offline
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Originally Posted by offline
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Originally Posted by BJ_M
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Nope. Still no grey area as the advice was to NEVER put a hampster up your ass
to stick a hampster up their Donkey.
Meanwhile, in the Northern
hemisphere, Americans, Canadians, Iranians and a host of others
have rushed to their restrooms to make sure they have not inadvertently put hamsters up their backsides.
So while you Amercians approach your donkeys, hamster in hand, without a care; we Aussies feel quite safe to stick classroom pets where the sun don't shine.
It gets worse. Not a single mention of DUCT TAPE.
You guys are gonna get your asses sued off, and by ass
I mean BJ_M and Tekkieman, not backsides or horse offspring. -
Originally Posted by offline
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Originally Posted by offline
Two side points. First, it was BJ_M who offered the advice, not me. Second, if my ass were to be sued off, I would then feel perfectly safe to visit down under without fear of where the population was relocating their rodents!
Now, as for duct tape....... -
Talk about a thread deteriorating
What is that phrase ..."I farted?"
I FARTED !!
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Originally Posted by Capmaster
I still have it stuck in my head from Goldmember when Fat Bastard was talking about going through an apartment building and smelling what people were cooking and saying "it smells like that............plus crap!" -
Originally Posted by tekkieman
And my favorite FB quote: "I got a turtle-head poking out"
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