$675,000 in damages for student downloading pirate

From Wired Magazine........ Captain Bullshit's administration is backing $675,000 in damages a Massachusetts student must pay the Recording Industry Association of America for file sharing 30 songs.

I hope all you little hopey/changy college idiots that voted for the Messiah are happy now. Serves you right...you dumbass little pricks.

Best Christmas song ever!

An old time music jukebox

Just click on a year and listen to some songs from that era.

1940’s JuKeBoX
1955 JuKeBoX
1956 JuKeBoX
1957 JuKeBoX
1958 JuKeBoX
1959 JuKeBoX
1960 JuKeBoX
1961 JuKeBoX
1962 JuKeBoX
1963 JuKeBoX
1964 JuKeBoX
1965 JuKeBoX
1966 JuKeBoX
1967 JuKeBoX
1968 JuKeBoX
1969 JuKeBoX
1970 JuKeBoX
1971 JuKeBoX
1972 JuKeBoX
1973 JuKeBoX
1974 JuKeBoX
1975 JuKeBoX
1976 JuKeBoX
1977 JuKeBoX
1978 JuKeBoX
1979 JuKeBoX

They just don't make music like this anymore.

I've watched this about 5 times and I piss myself every time. LSD was still legal when Star trek was being filmed....so you know this happened in reality in somebody's basement with The Airplane cranked up, and a couple blue tabs of acid. Speaking of basements....check out the comments of some of the Star Trek groupies who are still living in their mothers basements, arguing about which episode Alice appeared in!

The iBOOB

Apple computers announced today that the company has developed a computer chip that can store and play music in women’s breast implants.
The iBoob, which will cost about €500, is considered a major breakthrough, because women have complained since the beginning of time that men only stare at their boobs, and never listen to them.

That's some serious downloading

The appeal court in Liege imposed damages of more than EUR 400,000 on a Belgian man convicted of piracy. The man illegally copied films, games, software and music from the internet. This is the largest fine for piracy ever imposed in Belgium.
More than 7,500 illegal copies were confiscated from the man. He was convicted last week but the news was just announced today by IFPI Belgium, an organisation that represents the music industry and which sued the defendant in this case.
The case came to light in 2000 after an anonymous tip off about large sales of illegal music, films, games and software in Verviers. In first instance the defendant was ordered to pay just EUR 1 in provisional damages to the parties that had brought suit. Those parties appealed the first ruling.

Couleur Cafe in Brussels

Couleur Café first packed in its souks, restaurants and musicians into the Halles de Schaerbeek, the former covered market located in the heart of Brussels and now a flourishing European Cultural centre.

In 1994, Couleur Café moved to Tour & Taxis, one of the most beautiful industrial sites in Europe. Nowadays, Couleur Café can no longer be rightfully described as a world music festival but more like a festival that proposes a full array of music styles coming from all over the world.

With more than 40 concerts over three days, Couleur Café offers the best of R&B, hip hop, world, afro, reggae, ragga, dub, dancehall, Latin, salsa, son, raï and rock under three huge tents. There is also a dance floor featuring electronic music where festivalgoers can also feel the force of the musical mix. Couleur Café is an apt reflection of the city it calls home, Brussels, with its cultural mix that makes travelling the world as easy as looking out your front window.

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