... Wikipedia is pretending to "be" the FBI
I keep trying to tell everyone that, but they keep reverting my edits.
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No, no, no, it goes like this:
I don't know, but the solution is simple enough. If Congress represented us, they'd say: "Oh, I see what you're saying. You can afford to worry about this because you don't have enough real criminals to catch. Gotcha. This is good news! It means we will cut your budget by 1/3 and we'll have our president announce that you can have a pony on August 31st and after one year we'll re-evaluate how this affects your choice of priorities. Who said federal bureaus can't learn to be more efficient?"
The current direction of this discussion has the potential to induce a pun-migraine. electron! Whew.
FTFY
I'll stop reading slashdot...
Don't let the door hit you on the way out.
It took me a solid minute to figure out what you just said, and under what context it would make sense. Allow me. He said:
Assuming the seal was designed by the FBI itself, it's ineligible for copyright as a work of the federal government.
He meant:
Assuming the seal was designed by the FBI itself, it's ineligible for copyright, as it is a work of the federal government.
I had myself a nice chuckle at the very clear attempt at humor.
Then I nearly shit myself when I realized how possible this is.
Your argument makes about as much sense as complaining about the lack of dildos and handcuffs in the rest room, because how else can one play orgy games?
There's a few US Senators that would like to have a word with you.
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