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Don’t you ever interrupt me while I’m reading a book, Pig!

by on January 28, 2011 @ 2:05 am · 1 comment

in Anti-Statism, Humor, Police Statism, Pop Culture

Amusing bibliophile-parody music video — I’m Reading a Book — by Julian Smith:

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Mimi & Eunice: Principles

by on January 23, 2011 @ 12:01 am · 0 comments

in Corporatism, IP Law, Mimi & Eunice on IP

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Mimi & Eunice: Killing Music

by on January 21, 2011 @ 12:01 am · 0 comments

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Mimi & Eunice: Stealing Labor

by Nina Paley January 19, 2011

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Dollar Got the Blues: The Official Song of Dollar-Haters

by Geoffrey Allan Plauché September 3, 2010

The song was written in 1971 by Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown, a long-time resident of Slidell, Louisiana. Live 04/16/83 in Hamburg, Germany: Clarence “Gatemouth” Brown (guitar/vocals), Homer Brown (tenorsax), Bill Samuell (tenorsax), Joe Sunseri (baritonesax), Craig Wroten (piano), Miles Wright (bass), Robert Shipley (drums). HT Dick Clark for bringing this to my attention.

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Progressive Egalitarians Should Be Anti-IP

by Geoffrey Allan Plauché September 1, 2010

The Obama Administration insists that “‘Piracy is flat, unadulterated theft,’ and it should be dealt with accordingly.” Nonsense, of course. Only scarce goods can be property and therefore only scarce goods can be stolen. Ideas or information patterns are nonscarce goods. If I take your bicycle, you don’t have it anymore. If I copy your [...]

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Drinking and stage diving don’t mix

by Brian Martinez August 5, 2010

At least not according to Washington state booze-acrats: In the middle of the Tripwires’ performance at the Sunset Tavern last October, guitarist Jim Sangster noticed his cocktail had gone missing. “I had a Makers Mark and a beer on a road case beside the stage; I turned around and they were gone.” Sangster’s drink had been [...]

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