Actually, on most cars that are on the road its easier to steal them and leave em burning in a field after a few bottles of cider than it is to get a torrent that isnt full of leechers. And you wont get extradited to the U.S. for car theft either. All in all , i think ill start stealing cars instead of games, less consequences, less risk , and far more fun. The added advantage is that by literally stealing the cars, my simple mind will grasp the concept of physically having ownership of property easier than it grasps the concept of merely licensing property. You do know that even your house is built on licensed land don't you?

"World of goo was DRM free too and it got pirated the shit out of it." Or: World Of Goo was a DRM free game , nonetheless, it got the shit pirated(sic) out of it. seriously , good point though. Crayon Physics suffered a similar fate.

"they're" a contraction of "they are", "there" a location. Also add this to your mental notes: "loose" ill-fitting, the action of releasing something("let loose the goose") "lose" ----what people usually meant when they said "loose". The problem exactly is this: You buy a pink widget, expecting it to be pink forever, suddenly it turns into a blue hedgehog. You then have a reasonable expectation to be pretty disappointed at the loss of your beloved pink widget. When you call the widget maker he says too many people stole pink widgets so they turned them all into blue mammals and you sir, are shit out of luck.

and indeed, mr AC, who are you? Everybody *is* Somebody....