Whoops!
Essentially it was a bill to make legitimate grassroots campaigns more effective as opposed to campaigns run by ad companies. And the company who ran the "grass roots" campaign to stop it was one of the biggest ad companies involved in this type of caper.
The ironing of this one is so delicious I just can't fit in any dessert.
I propose a completely different bill: No one is allowed to have an opinion on anything until they've spent at least one hour researching it.
Counterfeit clothing is just as much a problem as counterfeit DVDs. Someone should really start training sniffer dogs to sniff out people hiding clothes in their luggage.
Is it just me or is the world getting dumber by the minute?
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Whoops! Essentially it was a bill to make legitimate grassroots campaigns more effective as opposed to campaigns run by ad companies. And the company who ran the "grass roots" campaign to stop it was one of the biggest ad companies involved in this type of caper. The ironing of this one is so delicious I just can't fit in any dessert. I propose a completely different bill: No one is allowed to have an opinion on anything until they've spent at least one hour researching it.
Counterfeit clothing is just as much a problem as counterfeit DVDs. Someone should really start training sniffer dogs to sniff out people hiding clothes in their luggage.
Is it just me or is the world getting dumber by the minute?