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LazarusOblong said:Oh, right, Brian lives in New York now. "At 10 p.m., hundreds of protesters took over the main terminal of Grand Central Station. The group chanted, “What do we want? Justice! When do we want it? Now!” Diners sipped champagne in one of the terminal’s restaurants, and...

on netflix now, getting lots of press

ah ok cool

wait are you guys talking about banning that old geezer who forgot which message board he was posting on earlier since he spreads his hateful drivel throughout the internet or banning people in order to preserve the soulstrut political echo chamber

Gary said:Waiting for Brian to come justify this shit in 5...4...3...2...go fuck yourself

good to see the UK leading in something for once

LazarusOblong said:PatrickCrazy said:word, how dumb is it to even think about money that we all slave away for being wasted on stupid shit. and being concerned about things? ugh, what a bunch of try-hards. It's so cute when soft-handed glibertarians compare themselves to...

You sound Christian. :roll:im not religious at all but good job on your bigotry?

word, how dumb is it to even think about money that we all slave away for being wasted on stupid shit. and being concerned about things? ugh, what a bunch of try-hards.

meistromoco said:PatrickCrazy said:meistromoco said: An unfortunate choice of words, but his point is pretty straight forward. If you say healthy people pay into a system to support the less healthy you are describing how ANY insurance scheme works. It's a risk pool and only works if...

meistromoco said: An unfortunate choice of words, but his point is pretty straight forward. If you say healthy people pay into a system to support the less healthy you are describing how ANY insurance scheme works. It's a risk pool and only works if healthy people pay into it to support...

white_tea said:Absolutely nothing about health care in the United States is transparent except maybe the price of Advil! truff

crabmongerfunk said:i'll bite.....so, what are we supposed to be mad about again? would americans have been better off without insurance? Also, not that it even matters, but how transparent and open was the opposition to this bill? i seem to recall out and out falsehoods being...

RAJ said:batmon said:dj_cityboy said:crabmongerfunk said:the trolls/bots managed to scare away the most of the productive and interesting posters. so people didnt just stop caring about the Strut, some bots and trolls drove them away? the moderhatters were needed years ago when...

thoughts? http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/13/politics/tapper-gruber/index.html

dont think anyone is really concerned that they're profitable as long as they can cash out with an IPO spotify is lucky to be even able to charge subscription fees mostly because of offline play and sort of because of ad-free (although im sure we've all been to spots that play shit with...

HarveyCanal said:Within recent years, it seems more and more often that I'm doing an artist a favor by listening to their music. Rather than me seeking out a product that I already desire, the product is constantly cold-calling me and begging me to somehow consume it, typically at no charge. And...

DJ_Enki said:JonnyPaycheck said: the unfortunate reality is - the technology exists - the RIAA and the Government have no interest in changing or regulating it - people believe music should be free. There it is. And on that third point, there's really no going back...

Horseleech said:PatrickCrazy said:Horseleech said:PatrickCrazy said:if enough major artists were able to somehow pull their catalogs it would work pretty well. definitely 5:1 but no one is going to use any streaming garbage (and definitely not pay for it) if there's virtually no content that...

Horseleech said:PatrickCrazy said:if enough major artists were able to somehow pull their catalogs it would work pretty well. definitely 5:1 but no one is going to use any streaming garbage (and definitely not pay for it) if there's virtually no content that they're familiar with. Or...