October 2011
34 posts
what’s yer favorite tune with those Dap Kings?
Because of course he does.
A class action lawsuit has been brought to correct the following grievance:
To qualify as a Class Member, you must have purchased in the United States an iTunes gift card and the card or packaging to which it was attached contained language that “songs are 99¢” or other language indicating that songs are priced at 99¢, and you used the card to purchase one or more $1.29 songs from the iTunes Store on or before May 10, 2010.
Those bastards.
Make sure you jump into this one now, so that you can be compensated:
The settlement provides for an iTunes credit of $3.25 that can be used to purchase anything available on the iTunes Store. To be entitled to a payment under the settlement, you must file a completed Claim Form on or before September 24, 2012 on this website. You are limited to one iTunes Store credit.
Make sure your families are provided for and sign up now.
The rally kicked off with a skit with an actor wearing a top hat emblazoned with “1%.” The man held a rope and at the other end stood a dozen or so other people holding balloons labeled “manufacturing,” “healthcare” and “investments,” among other things.
The man with the hat bellowed “I need money,” and another actor, wearing a sinister looking mask, scurried over to mass of people, one-by-one cutting the balloon strings with scissors.
The skit ended with a game of tug-of-war, in which others joined in fighting the man in the hat.
I NEED MONEY is about the best line of dialogue ever written
- darren: Eventually there will just be two mainline denominations - the democrats and the republicans
- AVC: Do you think you’ll be putting out as many records this decade as you did in the last decade?
- Ryan Adams: [Long pause.] Yeah, probably. I don’t see why not. I mean, if I’m inspired to. If the songs are there; if the songs come. But I’m not gonna not do it because somebody on fucking blowhard.net thinks it’s a bad idea.