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Gun Control & RKBA

PBC_Democrat

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8. Probably over the customer's desire to have a copyrighted picture reproduced

Reply to Alea (Reply #7)

Fri Dec 21, 2018, 05:26 PM

Dec 2018

I’ve had to prove that I owned a pic before getting it modified. Most photographers now do nclude a document granting you the rights to pics they took for you.

Once the customer pulled a gun and hopped the counter - it became self defense and the customer volunteered to assume room temperature.

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Wild, wild West is back. sinkingfeeling Dec 2018 #1

So glad guns were around to turn this argument over photos into a life-and-death situation! ExciteBike66 Dec 2018 #2

The photo department. Walgreens still processes photos. NT mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2018 #3

Digital images can be printed up mikeysnot Dec 2018 #4

I think you might be able to drop off film at Walgreens too. mahatmakanejeeves Dec 2018 #5

There is a Walgreen on the first floor of my office building. rsdsharp Dec 2018 #6

Only the argument was about pictures Alea Dec 2018 #7

Probably over the customer's desire to have a copyrighted picture reproduced PBC_Democrat Dec 2018 #8