@Woozle Wozzle: The man has a new album coming out soon, it's just too convenient to not be considered a publicity stunt.

@Steven Callas: I thought that was what this article was all about.

@Wwhat: Hey, don't get me wrong, I'm all about personal freedoms, and I'm an active photographer who would rather not get harassed every time I take out my camera, but I just don't personally think this particular poster is that incendiary.

@theenemysgateisdown: Thank you.

@michael: #trollpatrol

@kmonarq7: The point is the spoof.

@Zoltan Shapiro: So...

@Zoltan Shapiro: So...

@DomCasual: YES! This guy. He knows what's up.

@michael: Youtube links! Surely these will change minds!

@d0minick: Wrong attitude, man. These ideas should never be "If you're not doing anything wrong, don't worry about it!"

You know, it's not like they're just jumping on people and arresting them. It's merely a suggestion from a poster. The person in the poster can be questioned, not held, and that's within the law. Yes, authorities should be careful not to cross the line between questioning and harassment, but this is hardly crossing…

@theenemysgateisdown: I don't understand how you came to this conclusion.

@iPolak: Because what people lie about is completely useless information, right?

@AwokeKnowing: I'm sure this revelation you've uncovered will be very useful in your own brain research.

@gundalf: People like you have just decided it's a buzzword. Why call it an iphone? Why not call it "Apple's Portable Cellular Phone Computer"

Yes, I'm concerned about privacy.

@TheFreshAddict: Sure, sure, but I don't know what this has to do with Super Mario 1.

@xxxciter:

@Zinger314: Jason Chen.