Too long to post, but here is a stern letter that made the RIAA back-off:
http://p2pnet.net/story/11785
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Too long to post, but here is a stern letter that made the RIAA back-off:
http://p2pnet.net/story/11785
I read all that with the voice of Atticus Finch in my head. :happy:
Thanks for the link.
More lawyers should include things like this in their responses.
GeniousQuote:
Your client take the position that my middle-aged, conservative clients should speculate regarding the identity of persons your clients' claim used their AOL account to download pornographic-lyric gangsta rap tracks as predicate to possible case resolution. In an age of Wintel-virus created bot-farms, spoofs, and easily cracked WEP encrypted wireless home networks (among other easy hacks), the only tech-savvy response to such a request is, "You've got to be kidding."
To kill a mockingbird was the 2nd worst book i've ever read:dabs:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cheese
Is that because you're a dirty racist who has only read two books, the other probably being Mein Kampf?Quote:
Originally Posted by SeedlerTo kill a mockingbird was the 2nd worst book i've ever read:dabs:Quote:
Originally Posted by Cheese
That would make it the best book he had ever read.Quote:
Originally Posted by CheeseIs that because you're a dirty racist who has only read two books, the other probably being Mein Kampf?Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedler
:lol: Harsh, TKAM wasn't that bad Seeds...I think the movie with Gregory Peck was better than the book though, but that's probably because I read it in the 9th grade.Quote:
Originally Posted by CheeseIs that because you're a dirty racist who has only read two books, the other probably being Mein Kampf?Quote:
Originally Posted by Seedler
Indeed and also I've always taken Mel Gibson's Hamlet to be pretty much the definitive version.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hairbautt:lol: Harsh, TKAM wasn't that bad Seeds...I think the movie with Gregory Peck was better than the book though, but that's probably because I read it in the 9th grade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cheese
Most people don't read movies, like. Maybe you did it wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hairbautt:lol: Harsh, TKAM wasn't that bad Seeds...I think the movie with Gregory Peck was better than the book though, but that's probably because I read it in the 9th grade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cheese
That's the first version I watched, only because it had Mad Max in it. It was okay, though I also liked the 2000 version with Bill Murray as Polonius.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chip MonkIndeed and also I've always taken Mel Gibson's Hamlet to be pretty much the definitive version.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hairbautt
Shakespeare's best ever film was Richard III. The one where Laurence Olivier acted his arse off and John Guilgud just walked about saying stuff.
Macbeth and Hamlet are my two best favourites. He should totally do a sequel to one/both of them.
Sequels are never as good as the original.
Prequels are even worse.
With a lot of notable exceptions in both cases.