My point is that as long as I'm not physically connecting to my neighbor's house and as long as my picking up his wireless signal doesn't limit his ability to benefit from what he paid for, I'm not stealing. I may be what Milton Friedman called a "free rider," but no, it's not theft and it is moral as far as I'm concerned. Moreover, where I live, it's completely legal.

There's a drive in movie theater a few blocks away from my house. At night I can see the movie. Oops! There I go stealing again!

Next, my neigbor paid someone to plant some really beautiful flowers along our fence. They smell so nice. I guess I'm benefiting without paying. I guess I'm stealing.

My neighbor was playing his radio real loud last summer. The ballgame was on and I really enjoyed listening! I guess I was stealing his radio.

They forgot "Salmon Dave" (ha!)

I saw Iggy stage dive in 1968. I was sitting about 7 feet away. Wasn't a dive actually, just a straight forward fall. David Bowie played golf with Iggy's dad in order to persuade him that he'd be a good influence on his son.

I'd like to see a feature on the great Tennessee Ernie Ford.

Any second hand store that obeys this law has a dufus for an owner.