Re: Saucy calender creates uproar!!!
 

Maybe you have good reason? :o

Re: Saucy calender creates uproar!!!
 

whats the problem ?


a few years ago a group of old grannies got their baps out and made a calendar for charity which also led to a movie been made about it called calendar girls

those who moan about people getting their kit off usualy dont have sod all to show themselves or are jelous thatt hey dont have the balls or boobs as teh case may be to do somthing like that themselves

Re: Saucy calender creates uproar!!!
 

Sorry for reviving an old thread, but last week's "The IT Crowd" embodies this thread entirely. Geek nude calendar, anyone?

(Note- it might not play on FireFox unless you use the "fullscreen" icon top right.)

Re: Saucy calender creates uproar!!!
 

the link is restricted to UK web users , thought the internet was supposed to be "borders free" and only bad people like the Chinese had censorship ;)

Re: Saucy calender creates uproar!!!
 

Its down to the copyright of the programming

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You could probably find a torrent for it, although if you don't know how to use them or the downloaded results, you'll have to research it yourself... :o Can't be seen to be helping anyone breach copyright (not too much, at least).

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I thought in your line of work you would be big on copyright ;)

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Not really. If someone is desperate enough to copy our photos, they do. We watermark our stuff to try and prevent it, but still someone I know has printed out all the watermarked pictures and has them on display around the house, watermark and all.

The only way to protect copyright is to sue someone in a civil case. The benefit of having our "stolen" photos on display somewhere outweighs the ill will from something so drastic as suing.

We're actually very adamant about our copyright. We have never relinquished it, and don't foresee any situation where we'd need to. Where we're weak is in litigating to protect that copyright. The ends don't justify the means.