FYI I did try researching the answer, all that came up was the Rogers book. So, I came here to try to get that information from one of you guys who maybe had already read the book.
I'll say it again, you did not answer my initial question, if you had, we wouldn't be going round and round over this.
Quoting the info in the book verbatum is copyright infringement, and I'm not all about that. And I did answer your question. You just didn't like the answer. Sorry you're too lazy to do your own research. Maybe the guy who sold you your "new" Rogers set should have thrown a copy of the book in for free for you LoLoLoLoAll information is already out there written down somewhere, no matter the subject, if you are willing to take the time and look for it.
Copyright infringement? Sounds like you're the lazy one.
Day after day, alone on a hill
The man with the foolish grin is sitting perfectly still
Nobody wants to know him
They can see that he's just a fool
But he never gives an answer
But the fool on the hill
Sees the sun going down
And the eyes in his head
See the world spinning round
I sure hope Paul McCartney doesn't came after me for copyright infringement.Laughing H
Whatever Coffee Break2Coffee Break2
What the f$&@k kind of bs is this !!!!?
Quoting from a book is not copyright infringement if you quote the information verbatim within quotation marks and list the source of the information explicitly. It's only copyright infringement if you try to represent the information as your own. ;-)
