Morally should not facor into this equation, as it will be entirely subjective; doubly so as the product is art. The fact is people will download and copy data that is stored electronically. You cannot depend on the end user to be honest, so you need to build in safe-guards to make sure you get your dues. The new business models such as iTunes and LaunchCast have proven successful. The RIAA is attempting to maintain a dying model.

I hope he sent a bill to city hall for the work he did.

During the middle ages, when kings rules, the only person who could open critisize the king in public and not be beheaded was the court jester.

This is indeed cool. So nature has the original nanomachine.

While the motion is smoother, it lacks the detail I'd expect of a modern CGI. For an enhanced version, I'd want to react with a 'So *that's* what the buzzard collector really looks like!'

"Hmm, maybe plastic wasn't the best idea..."

1 = .9 repeating

I'm so conflicted; I want to laugh, but I don't want to laugh.

Upvote because the man was able to make fun of himself.

Wumpus said: "Better yet, I have another question. When did the United States become a nation of whiners? When did the metality set in that we have sit and wait around for the federal government to rescue us? When is the federal government going to fix everything in my life so I can go back to like all of this never happened?"

About the same time the resources of the local area were unable to provide for itself. It's the same principle of insurance as far as I see it: you pay your dues, but don't call it in unless you really need it.

"It don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing."

A better spoof/parody:
http://www.videosift.com/story.php?id=1993

I have one complaint:

Gonzo? A bad guy? No way!

I was wondering what all the fuss was about. I'm not sure which is worse: Tom acting like he just had an encounter with the happy dust, or the undaunted worship the audience poured onto him.

I guess some people can't take the pressure.