It actually does explain a lot!
Feb. 4th, 2010 06:20 amSo that meme that asks you to find the song that was #1 the day you were born?
Mine was George Harrison's My Sweet Lord, which is, in legal circles, famous for being at the center of one of the fundamental cases on unintentional copying and is used as a teaching tool in copyright law classes.
Ah, so much makes perfect sense now.
Off to check with our domain host to see what is up with FictionAlley's DNS stuff....
Mine was George Harrison's My Sweet Lord, which is, in legal circles, famous for being at the center of one of the fundamental cases on unintentional copying and is used as a teaching tool in copyright law classes.
Ah, so much makes perfect sense now.
Off to check with our domain host to see what is up with FictionAlley's DNS stuff....
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Date: 2010-02-04 06:09 pm (UTC)"The song is actually a remake with English lyrics of an Italian pop song. In it, the narrator tells his beautiful downstairs neighbor, whom he's never met, but nonetheless is in love with, that she should knock on the ceiling three times, if she wants to meet him, twice on the radiator pipe, if she is not interested."
LOL. Since I am 75% Irish/Scottish and 25% Italian that's pretty funny.
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