Thursday night football game thread
Posted: Thu Sep 17, 2026 2:28 am
Tonight’s matchup is in the Bills Brand new Staduim as they host the lions.
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Eh the laws protect both parties. But the burden of proof lies with the guy with the video. There have been lawsuits over such issues and the one's that have been won by the drone flyer has resulted in reasonably big payouts. Depending on the state law, they can get everything from cost of the drone, loss of wages, court costs and attorney fees. You might say you don't give a shit but I have seen claims as high as 7K in restitution. All because someone assumed they were being spied on when it was just a surveyor doing their job as a contractor. Always better to ask than assume. Almost all drone flyers in a residential area are very close to where their birds are flying. But I appreciate the tough guy approach. I just wish the reality was anywhere near your fiction. I have flown drones over hundreds of houses and the worst that has happened is some guy in a bathrobe has come out of a house and asked me if I was taking pictures of his neighbors house which was up for sale. Next time I should tell them I am spying on their daughter taking a bath so i can get paid.pfish57 wrote: Fri Nov 06, 2026 5:42 pm You must of missed the part where I said I don't give a Shit! I had a drone land in my backyard & I curb stomped it & threw it in the ditch behind my house, and it's been crickets lol What's more of an invasion of your privacy than a drone hoovering in your backyard other than a perverted peeping tom???
My house & property has been paid off for 30 years...no need for surveyors...like I said no drone needs to be hoovering 20 ft off the ground in my backyard...if it stays there long enough I will obliterate it & I don't give a shit the consequences...just saying;)Attyla wrote: Fri Nov 06, 2026 6:07 pm Eh the laws protect both parties. But the burden of proof lies with the guy with the video. There have been lawsuits over such issues and the one's that have been won by the drone flyer has resulted in reasonably big payouts. Depending on the state law, they can get everything from cost of the drone, loss of wages, court costs and attorney fees. You might say you don't give a shit but I have seen claims as high as 7K in restitution. All because someone assumed they were being spied on when it was just a surveyor doing their job as a contractor. Always better to ask than assume. Almost all drone flyers in a residential area are very close to where their birds are flying. But I appreciate the tough guy approach. I just wish the reality was anywhere near your fiction. I have flown drones over hundreds of houses and the worst that has happened is some guy in a bathrobe has come out of a house and asked me if I was taking pictures of his neighbors house which was up for sale. Next time I should tell them I am spying on their daughter taking a bath so i can get paid.
Shoot first, ask zero questions laterpfish57 wrote: Fri Nov 06, 2026 6:20 pm My house & property has been paid off for 30 years...no need for surveyors...like I said no drone needs to be hoovering 20 ft off the ground in my backyard...if it stays there long enough I will obliterate it & I don't give a shit the consequences...just saying;)
He is really starting to come into his own. I think it will be Jax or Buffalo representing the AFC in the Super Bowl this year.