Penn Says / Lawyer Love

I see this as a way to get my voice out to someone with a public voice and thus a powerful mind: i want to see what you, mr Jillette, have to say about: 1. the internet equality act thats killing internet radio, and2. the anti-pstchiatric movement that claims mental illness doesnt exist, and that psychiartists and psychologists are mind-controling brainwashers.

Will Penn & Teller ever have enough balls to make an episode about Scientology and really give the lawyers a chance to earn their money? Assuming of course that there is any bullshit in that cult.

[2 of 2] And for all you know, I could be a non-native English speaker. So next time, just answer the question or shut yer yap. Keep the idiotic postings to yourself.

And even if you WERE a non-native english speaker, you have good grammar.
Seriously, what OTHER forms of chyron DID you try?

I think I tried kyron, chairon, cairon and possibly some others. Anyway, our little spat is starting to bore the YouTube community, so we better wrap it up. Thank you for giving me the answer. No good deed ever goes unpunished, eh? Just don't call people liars, yeah? Take it easy.

Yes indeed, but clearly not yours or you would know it is unhelpful on this particular term (at least every spelling variant I could think of). If you know the answer, perhaps you would enlighten the class. If you don't, perhaps not commenting on this particular topic would be in order. Cheers.

Five second google search of the variant: chyron. I don't think you tried at all.
Pretty simple.
If you want to take things as an insult go right ahead.
"In the television industry (especially in North America), a lower third is a graphic placed in the lower area of the screen, though not necessarily the entire lower third of it as the name suggests."
I searched "define: chyron"

[1 of 2] So you're calling me a liar? Word of advice--people don't generally like that. You're liable to get your teeth kicked in doing that. You're wrong. I did Google the word before I posted. And your comment is idiotic since 'chyron' (a Greek etymon?) isn't exactly an obvious spelling choice. I tried several other spellings. Bear in mind, all I had to go on was my hearing of the word spoken quickly and indistinctly. I didn't know whether I was hearing it right.

Indirectly I am calling you a liar.
Kyron, cyron, chiron, chyron, ckyron??! IT IS SIMPLE
It was the first one that I thought of. Maybe you are just mentally deficient.
Obviously, I really don't care about offending you at all. Especially right now. Probably because you labeled it as a dumb question, or that you are giving me a lot to work with, as well as control over you. Not to mention your condescending tone in your second comment.

I'm unsure on the aspect of quoting song lyrics in how it is legally suspect, but the way I see it is that by prohibiting it, is a violation of free speech, in the manner of expression. I see it as an arbitrary fear of the record companies of losing sales, or that by uttering the lyrics, you are some how stealing something, but as long as you credit it, would that not be admitting ownership to the company? It all seems unconstitutional.