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low test.

That is simply not true. There are lawsuits about this all the time particularly having to do with filming Military installations, it's a first amendment issue. It is not illegal to film in public in the U.S.. There is no expectation of privacy in public. However, private property owners have the right to ban filming on their property. Aside from that and I guess "upskirting" that Amy mentioned it is not illegal to film in public. However, if you're going to use the images/video for commercial gain such as in advertising you must get a waiver. Places like Disney land likely post notices so that they can legally use images for commercial advertising purposes. http://schoolvideonews.com/Legal/When-is-it-Legal-to-Film-People-Without-Their-Permission https://www.rocketlawyer.com/blog/ask-a-lawyer-filming-in-a-public-space-97747

Opening and eating a 1899 - 1902 British Emergency Ration

I've always been somewhat of a history buff and I love war machines so here is a thread for it.

One of the best HD live performances of Nirvana around:

Just thought I'd point out that the "Active" VHTV apartments now have more posts than all of the RLC archived boards combined.

Not sure what's going on here.

Here's some more proof: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/bodycam-police-punch-new-jersey-beach_us_5b0fe5dee4b05ef4c22b7773

I have a feeling that the Cavs will win. They are the underdog, and i think they will play harder. It will be very close though.

Some interesting comments from Trey Gowdy: So much for #spygate!