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Connecting to unsecured wireless: Is it hijacking?	by ChuckAB	2006-11-19 12:55:59
Is it yours? Did you get permission?	by nin_man	2005-01-27 07:37:52
You make it sound easier than it is	by Control	2005-01-27 07:41:11
Yes, it is.	by nin_man	2005-01-27 07:46:20
What about sound?	by Control	2005-01-27 07:52:08
You're going to look like a ninny.	by nin_man	2005-01-27 08:00:09
Try this one on for size:	by Peace_man	2005-01-27 08:58:02
The problem with that analogy	by BloodyViking	2005-01-27 09:34:38
Ok, so I touch the roses	by Control	2005-01-27 09:40:14
you were in trespass (n/t)	by gibuu	2005-01-27 11:38:16
No, they're hanging over the sidewalk	by Control	2005-01-27 11:42:38
you're not helping yourself by re-writing the	by gibuu	2005-01-27 11:47:32
scenario in each response... the circumstances we are discussing here.. are in Peaceman's post.. and I quote: "You walk by my house. I have planted roses in my front yard and not put up a fence." He did not say they were outside of his property. Though he did not say they were entirely inside the property either - it seemed pretty clear that by referring to the lack of a fence his intent was that you could see and smell the roses because of its absence... you went further and added you touched them. Some rose garden enthusiasts would be screaming bloody murder if you started to handle their roses - and if you leaned over their property or entered onto it to touch the roses you would be in trespass.
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