I Hate the Bloody Queen
By The Queen Haters
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niUWLAv1m4k

I Hate the Bloody Queen

I've always had a dream
I'd like to meet the queen
I'd punch her in the face
Yeah, that would make me laugh

I'd love to kick her in the teeth
And then I'd make a picture of it
In lovely Ektachrome
And then I'd give it to the prince

(Chorus)

I hate the bloody Queen
She made me go to school
I hate the bloody Queen
And all her bloody rules

(solo)

I'd like to drown the Queen
Off the coast of Argentine
Throw her off a battleship
With her Falkland war machine

She taxes me to death
I can't afford me dope
I'd like to get her high
Yeah, that would make me laugh

(Chorus)

I hate the bloody Queen (repeat x3)

I feel sorry for you Lady Di
Havin' a mother-in-law like that

I fully endorse this candidate. Fuck yeah.

would anyone be interested in a baileys? it's creamy.

@#33 Markhaas,

I'm sorry. But come on...

Let me start by saying I don't know the details of the legislation in question here, but as I listened to this interview, I did not get the sense that the minister was being evasive.

So you're basically saying "I'm uninformed... but here's what I think anyway"?

On the question of overriding the locks on CDs to move jazz recordings to an iPod, I though he was being quite reasonable. He can't just come out and say it's OK to do that, because apparently under the legislation it is illegal, and no minister is going to say it's OK to break the law. However, I though he made it quite clear that while it is illegal, the chances of being prosecuted for this kind of activity are minuscule if not zero.

As #34 Madjo pointed out. Why spend time and taxpayer money writing the law that is basically a poke poke nudge nudge, sure we say you can't do it but go ahead... That's just insulting.

On the matter of the cell phone, I thought he clearly said it was OK to unlock it if the intent is to make the phone functional, which is not a copyright issue.

Prentice then went on to say that he'd misunderstood the scenario in question and that it'd only be okay if the cellphone were unlocked outside of Canada. Thank you Mr. Prentice for explaining that Canadian Laws only apply in Canada. Derp.

Can someone point out to me the specific lies, evasions and other bad behavior this minister is being accused of?

I'm not going to but perhaps taking the time and effort to inform yourself about the bill will help you.

Hi! I'd just like to make a minor correction. The picture in this post does not show any "tagging". It's a picture depicting paper posters that have been applied to the wall/door.

The "clean" spots that Lummels noticed are not the result of the surface being cleaned but are of the glue/paste used to affix the paper to the surface.

Wheatpasting/Postering is not tagging.