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June 28, 2004

Buy Your Kid An iPod, Go To Jail

One of my resolutions this year was to be less outraged, but the more I read about Senator Hatch and his consarned INDUCE Act of 2004, the more outraged I become. A lot has already been written on this icky proposed amendment to US copyright law, so I’ll just punt and say that I find it particularly frustrating that Hatch — an aspiring songwriter himself! &mdash is so deep in the RIAA’s pocket.

Save The iPod is a site that outlines the threat of the INDUCE Act and provides an easy way to fax your senators.

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And Ton langenhuijsen did speak thusly:

Hi

I have 4 official tickets for the game from greece to tsjech as we did buy them upfront in holland believing the dutch would be first in our group (stupid)

We already bought 2 tickets (250 euro a piece)for the dutch game and want to sell these 4 remaining good seats which costed us originally 150 euro’s for the best bid.

You can reach my fathers mobile (we are in portugal and have to still collect the tickets at the desk of the stadium and show our passport there!)

They move tomorrow for the best bid!

0031653163930

regards,

Ton
And scottandrew did speak thusly:

Awesome!
And aniki21 did speak thusly:

Uh, yeah…

I don’t think you can really blame yourself for how much you get outraged - it’s almost always someone else’s fault. And even when it’s not, finding a scapegoat isn’t that difficult (parents seem to be an acceptable blame target for pretty much anything).
And Jeremy Dunck did speak thusly:

Uh, yeah…

I blame my parents for Hatch’s bill. Or is that Bill?