Art Battle Volume 1

Null · 03-22-2005, 09:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Vampyr

I think you can "purchase" it off any P2P program.

>_>

yes, expecially if you want a free "virus" with every "purchase"

honestly people, dont get executables off of p2p programs, thats just asking for it. unless its a bit torrent from a well known site.

MuGen · 03-22-2005, 11:00 AM

If you want it off of any P2P program, make sure it is about 170-200megs large.

Happydude · 03-22-2005, 12:34 PM

bastards! i've "purchased" so much of p2p networks and they never gave me any free "viruses"!!!

GameMaster · 03-22-2005, 12:42 PM

I did 'borrow' a copy of After Effects for the PC. It seems to be okay though, haven't noticed anything fishy and my arsenal of protection applications have not detected anything troublesome.

Want to come over to my house later and 'play'?

Vampyr · 03-22-2005, 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Happydude

bastards! i've "purchased" so much of p2p networks and they never gave me any free "viruses"!!!

Same here. We must be really smart "consumers", because all of our "purchases" have been in "mint condition".

And I'm going to make another thread for submissions, because all this "shop talk" is annoying as hell.

Stray_Bullet · 03-22-2005, 01:05 PM

Oh yeah...

For future reference, if anyone [GT(1)] ever says "I'll pay you X dubloons if you do this," remember that there's a good chance that I'll [GT(2)] pay you "X+1" dubloons to satisfy the "opposite" scenario (or "not to do this"). This is under the assumption that the domain of "X" is all positive real numbers less than or equal to 'GT(1)'s dubloon total, and that "X+1" is less than or equal to 'GT(2)'s dubloon total.

Also to take note is the fact that the GT(2) purchase is directly related to demand and is therefore subject to increase on the dubloon axis. As well, GT(2) bears the right to not pass any "ass"ymptotes, which includes "purchasing both GT(1) and GT(2)." If GT(1)'s offer were ever to be purchased after the offer made by GT(2) has been purchased, a refund of 150% would be demanded for the GT(2) purchase.

Contact me for details.

Odds of this offer being available when both participants [the buyer and GT(1)] live outside of the contiguous United States are dramatically decreased.