Don't let this happen to you!!! - Page 2

Ait'al · 2003-11-30, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Onizuka
That's because theres like 3 people in Canada.
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And two of them are from Quebec. The British Illuminati is trying to boost the apparent population by using human-like robots. God only knows what the French Illuminati is using.

3 people in canada two are from quebec. that would be michael myers, david *****, umm the cast of that show the lead guy from news radio came from. umm, and tracy Ulman. Hmmm!

Or would that be 3 people left after they all came here. I would say something about they must have all known each other in highschool but then who would have taught them. ^^

Sputty · 2003-11-30, 03:55 PM

Originally Posted by Onizuka

That's because theres like 3 people in Canada.

You suck at counting.

Sputty · 2003-11-30, 04:01 PM

BTW, that video was pure ownage.

Tobias · 2003-11-30, 04:32 PM

Originally Posted by Warborn

Needs more cowbell.

obscure reference++

That was a great eposiod. I actually went and listened to that song after I saw that for the first time. There is a cowbell, abit not that loud, in the real song.

Corrosion · 2003-11-30, 05:14 PM

Originally Posted by Onizuka

That's because theres like 3 people in Canada.

Sorry Oni they left Canada for the US yesterday

firecrackerNC · 2003-11-30, 05:42 PM

what?! they got a police force now? are you serious? damn im deleting my music even as I type this.

Bighoss · 2003-11-30, 07:17 PM

Originally Posted by firecrackerNC

what?! they got a police force now? are you serious? damn im deleting my music even as I type this.

LOL no don't delete your music it was just a joke to build up the funny video.

Onizuka · 2003-11-30, 07:40 PM

Originally Posted by Sputty

You suck at counting.

Corrosion · 2003-11-30, 08:03 PM

Canada gets its own RIAA

A REPORT from CTV says that a group representing Canada's songwriters will ask the Supreme Court to rule that Internet Service Providers also pay them royalties in regard to music file downloads, regardless of whether the ISP is transmitting legally or illegally downloaded music. This is on top of a levy on blank recording media that Canadians now pay.

The songwriters' group begs to differ arguing that by their action of caching files the ISP's are taking an active part in the download process and should thus be held partly responsible.
Apparently annual revenues of several million dollars are at stake here, not to mention the precedent it might set for other countries, especially those of the British Commonwealth.