I tend not to believe this story. Woo Suk Hwang is a name you write on the attendance sheet the substitute teacher hands out. It's right after Jim Shorts, Dick Hurts, etc.
Wait... how does MTV come into a discussion about music?/me scratches the ole' noggin' -----
Good point!!!
Someone mentioned it before, PEOPLE ARE SHEEP!!! Most of them anyway. They allow TV and other media outlets tell them what's "cool". Some time in the 50s, some nutsack realized, "Hey, this rock 'n' roll stuff can make tons of money!" Over the years, these people have learned how to make more and more money from this so-called "music". Music is an art, not a business. People like the RIAA seem to have forgotten that, or just chose to ignore that in order to line their pockets. Every once in a while, I'm forced to listen to some stupid radio station and quite frankly, I can't tell the difference between a Brittany Spears song and a Christina Aguillera (sp?) song. Or a DMX song from a Snoop Dogg song (I use the term "song" VERY loosely). Their albums contain music, in the same way as I have the Mona Lisa hanging on my wall.
The best solution is to take MTV, VH1, etc. off of your TV scanlist and find music that YOU LIKE! Not what your friends or MTV tells you is "cool".
The RIAA can BITE ME!!! They've turned music into mass produced crap!
Re:Countermeasure: baseband jamming
on
Cell-Phone Wars
·
· Score: 1
*applaudes loudly for atomico*
It seems that the only way to combat rudeness is by being rude yourself!
I work P/T at a food court in one of those wholesale clubs and deal with TONS of customers. When a customer comes to my counter blabbing away, I politely say, "Let me know when you're finished with your call." and I walk away. I really don't care if they get upset or not. If they say that I'm being rude, I say, "I'm sorry, I was being polite by letting you finish your call." That shuts most of them up long enough for me to ring them up and make them go away.
Slashdot Mirror
I tend not to believe this story. Woo Suk Hwang is a name you write on the attendance sheet the substitute teacher hands out. It's right after Jim Shorts, Dick Hurts, etc.
I won't try to stop you... *hands over the keys to an Apache attack chopper*
Wait... how does MTV come into a discussion about music? /me scratches the ole' noggin'
-----
Good point!!!
Someone mentioned it before, PEOPLE ARE SHEEP!!! Most of them anyway. They allow TV and other media outlets tell them what's "cool". Some time in the 50s, some nutsack realized, "Hey, this rock 'n' roll stuff can make tons of money!" Over the years, these people have learned how to make more and more money from this so-called "music". Music is an art, not a business. People like the RIAA seem to have forgotten that, or just chose to ignore that in order to line their pockets. Every once in a while, I'm forced to listen to some stupid radio station and quite frankly, I can't tell the difference between a Brittany Spears song and a Christina Aguillera (sp?) song. Or a DMX song from a Snoop Dogg song (I use the term "song" VERY loosely). Their albums contain music, in the same way as I have the Mona Lisa hanging on my wall.
The best solution is to take MTV, VH1, etc. off of your TV scanlist and find music that YOU LIKE! Not what your friends or MTV tells you is "cool".
The RIAA can BITE ME!!! They've turned music into mass produced crap!
*applaudes loudly for atomico*
It seems that the only way to combat rudeness is by being rude yourself!
I work P/T at a food court in one of those wholesale clubs and deal with TONS of customers. When a customer comes to my counter blabbing away, I politely say, "Let me know when you're finished with your call." and I walk away. I really don't care if they get upset or not. If they say that I'm being rude, I say, "I'm sorry, I was being polite by letting you finish your call." That shuts most of them up long enough for me to ring them up and make them go away.
RUDE DOUCHBAGS!!!!