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©2005-2009 ~Teh-Dave
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He's listening to Wagner on it.

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:iconlunardemise:
*cracks up*

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:iconhappygoluckygod:
Nice piece! The message is really good! :)
:iconbentleykfrog:
the peutrid wreak of banality overcomes me dude, this is way too simplistic and bland.

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:iconbentleykfrog:
...downloading music is not a group activity, so whats it got to do with communism?

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:iconbentleykfrog:
..yeah but people have the right to freedom of speech. And what's the point of commenting if you only get people writing good comments about the work?

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:iconten-surp:
Dave, I like this picture not for what it's saying apparently, but for the sheer social chaos it is going to unleash.

Good Jorb!

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Zomg! Policy violation! ... Oh wait, I haven't really read that thing yet.
:iconyukime:
hee hee I feel like I shouldnt like this but its funny ^^

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:iconfatespinner:
Sure it is. File sharing is very much a group activity, expecially with the methods such as DirectConnect and the Torrent sites. But that is beside the point. During the whole Napster incident the US went on a rage about it. There was a wonderfully amusing poster depicting "Downloading music is downloading communism" slogan in the style of the old WW2 recruitment and propaganda posters. Just go into google image search and type in "communism" and "download"

Personally I don't believe it is, but hey it is an interesting horn to toot in this case.
:iconin-fluid-silence:
Worth a good chuckle. Seems like something you'd find on somethingawful, where people know not to take things seriousily.
:iconpoaiga:
yay, this makes me laugh.

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