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Virgin Media were shit to start with now they're offically the bastards of the business. At least in my book.

 http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/7486743.stm

 I'm sorry if you think my views are too harsh, but whatever you think I just don't approve of this at all. This is how the industry is going to try and reel all us 'stupid' people in? All us fucking morons that they sapped money out of. They're going to beat you with a stick like a red headed step child and tell you to stop misbehaving or you'll go to court and have to pay the industry even more money?

 Hmmm I might not think that illegal downloading music is good and all that but who the fuck are Virgin Media to brush aside your consumer rights like that? Who the fuck is anybody to try to tap in so intimately into everything that you do? If you walk the street it's survallance tv, if you do your usual thing on the internet it's all survallanced. Next thing you know you can't take a dump or a piss without someone knowing or

Is a !RIP! to the private parts. LOL

Enjoy..

I don't believe this, yet more squabbling within the big giants of the music industry about rights and sueing every day people.

 This time a guy who picks up rare promo cd's from 2nd hand music shops and sells them on ebay. http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7412671.stm

But what I don't understand is if the UMG or whatever they're called thinks that "some of the items he offered for sale online were promotional copies and not authorised for sale to the public." Then why is UMG sueing the guy who went to a 2nd hand shop to buy it? It's the retailer on the street that sold it to him in the first place that they should be dealing with. Even though I don't think they should be dealing with anyone in all honesty but obviously these people need to pick a fight with someone.

But it's really sad. I mean the promo CD is the art and work of the musician and often the reason these CD's end up in 2nd hand shops is because some radio station somewhere had a clear out. It is pathetic for the

And that's exactly why I love London.

 When a drink's ban is imposed on the London underground train network, Londoners don't just take it lying down. They throw a final party, get utterly hammered and trash the place! :)