Safe to copy rented DVDs?

[Cheese]

I stopped burning movies, now I get an AVI file of any films I want and stick them on my hard drive, when that fills up I get a new drive.

[Busyman]

I'm never aloud to return back to blockbuster because I must drunk that night or something
but I sent back the copied dvd insted of the originall one
Now its easier just to copy them off of NetFlix get the 8 dvds the 1st day send them all back 2nd

Fucking quality!!!

[Skiz]

Alright, I would have thought it obvious that "to many to count" should be perceived as a way to say I can't be bothered to count them all.

Again, I'm not going to count them all but I have two, 250 capacity Case Logics full (minus a few that are on loan) and a third going. Probably somewhere in the ballpark of 600.

As far as taking up too much room, all three cases only take up about 18" x 18" x 18". Don't tell me you have 800 movies in individual dvd cases !!

[Busyman]

Alright, I would have thought it obvious that "to many to count" should be perceived as a way to say I can't be bothered to count them all.

Again, I'm not going to count them all but I have two, 250 capacity Case Logics full (minus a few that are on loan) and a third going. Probably somewhere in the ballpark of 600.

As far as taking up too much room, all three cases only take up about 18" x 18" x 18". Don't tell me you have 800 movies in individual dvd cases !!

Uh dude...who are you talking to?

edit: nvm I see it was GayPaul.

[Cheese]

That's better. I've told you a million times not to exaggerate.

[bmt134]

Illegal yes. Safe, probably. Unless your wife works for the MPAA