I see videos like this from time to time - who stands in front of their tv with a camcorder??

>> ^Morganth:

I see videos like this from time to time - who stands in front of their tv with a camcorder??


Someone that lives in a trailer. Yes, that is my final answer.

>> ^Morganth:

I see videos like this from time to time - who stands in front of their tv with a camcorder??


Do you have a TV tuner/capture card?

>> ^Morganth:
I see videos like this from time to time - who stands in front of their tv with a camcorder??


People who don't have a patch cord for their camera to hook into the output of their VCR/PVR. Or at least lack the technical savvy to hook it up.

Didn't both the Greeks and Romans use the name Apollo?
Someone set me straight here.

>> ^Morganth:

I see videos like this from time to time - who stands in front of their tv with a camcorder??


Some people do it to avoid copyright issues, though I don't know how well it works.

Companies can scan youtube videos with automated software to catch copies of their material, but I doubt it works when it's copied by a handheld device. This method also allows the user to comment on what they are recording, thereby creating original content which can be considered "fair use" of the included material, or so I've read.

I'm certainly not a lawyer... anyone know more about this?

She should have put her finger on Uranus, because that the right move.


awwwwwwww yeah

Mmmm, that doesn't make any sense.

> Some people do it to avoid copyright issues

hey if they wear gloves, then i dont see what the problem is

Uranus is also the right answer, quick, someone think of a joke!

>> ^BicycleRepairMan:

Uranus is also the right answer


That's your answer for everything!

Or, "Uranus is right on the tip of my tongue..."

I think I'm going to go all in, Uranus. Final answer.

There's something fishy about her comments butt I can't quite put my finger on it.

I'm still not confident, lets see if the crowd would pick Uranus.

Lifeline - "Oh I gotta say, that definitely sounds like Uranus.".

Apollo was a Greek god for which the Romans had no equivalent (unlike Zeus/Jupiter, Poseidon/Neptune, etc.) so the Romans adopted him under that name. Some later Roman poets referred to Apollo as Phoebus but it wasn't as common.
>> ^grinter:

Didn't both the Greeks and Romans use the name Apollo?
Someone set me straight here.

>> ^Skeeve:

Apollo was a Greek god for which the Romans had no equivalent ..


Ah, so the Roman's didn't just inherit the name Apollo; they inherited the god himself. Neat. Thanks!

Could have done without the yokel cackle.

Shocker!

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