No, as they are not in possession of the content of the billboard. The onus in your example is with the agency that owns the billboard and the customer, as both are distributing illegal content.

How is this not a violation of the DMCA? Or does it only apply to us poors that try to fix an electronic device instead of spending hundreds of dollars replacing it?

Meh. Where’s the tartan?

Played the video on mute, so I can’t comment on her singing, but it sure looks like she’s all strung out on meth.

Not even us mexicans can make up our minds as to what a quesadilla is.

I used to do that, but the XBox uses way too much electricity and also the fan is a bit noisy, at least in the 1st gen. But it is a solid entertainment platform if you don’t count the lack of Blu-ray.

Really? I am sitting in front of an iMac and, poke as much as I want, I can’t make the screen respond to my touch. Also, I think I lost its stylus...

Nothing travels faster than the speed of light in space. But the expansion of space/time itself is not bound to that rule.

I dunno, in the Bay Area the food in most trucks cost even more than what it would cost in a restaurant. $5 dollar cupcakes and $12 teriyaki bowls? Why, just let me cash in my stock options and give me 2 of each!

Shut up dude, he’s a Five! I bet you are a lowly One. Pff!

Well, I know a so-called “first world country” that also has this retrograde view of basic human sexual health.

The NES came out in ‘84. The Internet started back in the ‘60s. Unless you use WWW and Internet interchangeably.

That’s quite the rocket he’s got there