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From the Washington Post Michael Arrington TechCrunch.com Thursday, July 3, 2008; 2:04 AM The ongoing Google/YouTube-Viacom litigation has now officially spilled over to users with a court order requiring Google to turn over massive amounts of user data to Viacom. If the data is actually released, the consequences could be far more serious than the 2006 AOL Search debacle. Louis L. Stanton, the senior judge on the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, issued the opinion and order, which is here (PDF). That data includes every YouTube username, the ass

Damn - this mother is coming to a head today.

Oh, please do

Well, you posted a reply on a public message board, which, automatically opens it up to comments from anyone who reads it. Second, you replied with

Yeah, you

Something tells me that an audio book such as that, on the Civil War, is going to require quite a bit of gas to finally complete.

I'd start worrying the first time he yells, "THE PO-PO IS ON MY ASS" and means it. Until then, enjoy your kids.

(Humor me for a moment please) Whenever I

I agree entirely, but, at the end of the day, Bush chose to listen to Rumsfeld, rather than the near-deafening chorus of career military general types who tried to persuade him otherwise.

Ok, let me phrase it, or like, spin it from a more positive angle, I

That is hilarious. On a totally unrelated note, I was just listening to NPR and there is talk of Powell endorsing Obama.

Because, at the end of the day, the president is the Commander in Chief

True, but that is because law or no law, there was never really any need to differentiate given that next to no partial term abortions took place that did not involve either the health of the fetus, or the mother.

Because the vast amount of partial birth abortions take place for the reasons I

I can dream, can't I?

So, a partial birth abortion, a procedure that makes up about 0.17% of annual abortions, one this is usually reserved only in cases where the mothers health or the viability of the fetus is in question, is the moral equivalent of civilian deaths resulting from a war waged under false pretenses - where the initiator of the war was in no way threatened?

Yeah, but unlike us poor slobs, he

No. I know you

Or, how about that awesome AP photo that ran shortly after the beginning of our Shock and Awe

I think it means that he resides in his parent

The video footage of Bush

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