actually'from' would be more correct
'taken off b3ta.com without permission' would be even better, although that raises the issues of the internet being public domain.
in fairness, from the articles i've seen posted on here they always reference b3ta, and
often reference the posters, so the problem's not the same as it was with emap/bauer since they went out of their way to remove the tags etc.
EDIT: wait a minute, what the fuck am i doing playing devil's advocate to the scum??? fuck em up!!!!
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Sun 31 Aug 2008, 14:34,
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'taken off b3ta.com without permission' would be even better, although that raises the issues of the internet being public domain.
in fairness, from the articles i've seen posted on here they always reference b3ta, and
often reference the posters, so the problem's not the same as it was with emap/bauer since they went out of their way to remove the tags etc.
EDIT: wait a minute, what the fuck am i doing playing devil's advocate to the scum??? fuck em up!!!!
nothing is more or less correctactually I would prefer "right offa".
HOOO-WEE THESE VARMINS COME TOOK OUR PICTURES RIGHT OFFA OUR WEBSITE.
(HOOO-WEE THESE VARMINS COME TOOK OUR PICTURES RIGHT OFFA OUR WEBSITE.
Shada,
Sun 31 Aug 2008, 14:37,
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but when getty images started making the same complaints we dowe all bricked ourselves
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spacefish bong!,
Sun 31 Aug 2008, 14:40,
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if we followed that ruleWe'd be no better than the Americans
There are conventions in written English which are followed for a reason by a, sadly, diminishing minority. In a matter such as this, it is more effective to use proper English than colloquial English.
Now get the fuck offa my land you damn yankeee varmint
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Sun 31 Aug 2008, 14:41,
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There are conventions in written English which are followed for a reason by a, sadly, diminishing minority. In a matter such as this, it is more effective to use proper English than colloquial English.
Now get the fuck offa my land you damn yankeee varmint