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All this talk of the skit and no Youtube clip to be found, went and downloaded the entire episode instead ¦D
 
This was a good idea for a skit, but it fell flat. It should have been side splitting funny, instead I think we all cracked a small smile while watching it.
 
I'm pretty sure it was a direct assault on Apple given that NBC started HULU and is pulling out of iTunes... I thought it was OK though.
 
Sending pictures of various body parts or "funny pictures" is a good part of the phone business :D at least where I live. Too bad the iPhone doesn't do MMS :(
 
It's definitely jailbroken, I wonder what app is installed, but it is not necessarily unlocked, I think it says No Service where mine says AT&T
 
It's definitely jailbroken, I wonder what app is installed, but it is not necessarily unlocked, I think it says No Service where mine says AT&T

It's installer.app.. and yes, it says no service:
 

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Fair Use

I'm not a lawyer, but, being a short clip from SNL, how does this not count as fair use, legally speaking? I know Google pulls things soon as anyone says word their content has been posted, but this was a short 30 second clip, not the entire episode of SNL. So, my understanding of fair-use is that it can be reproduced w/o content producers permission. Is this correct, even for a thirty second clip???
 
SNL's last glory days was the mid 90s (they even have done an "SNL in the 90s" special) after guys like Carvey, Hartman, Farley, Sandler etc were long gone. They have yet to really recapture that.
 
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