It seems like society can't enjoy anything without the government getting a piece of the action. Not that I'm an avid iTunes user. But it does seem unfair that the government has rights to money in the entertainment industry. It started with Napster: omg, musicians aren't getting enough money and, sure, let's say they're rights are being violated too.

Whatever happened to music being for the people? I thought music was supposed to be this universal thing that everyone could enjoy. I thought people made music because they liked making music and they thought it was fun.

Apparently not. Apparently music is like everything else. It's like drugs-> 'it's where the money's at.' Actually, that's from a movie I just watched called 'City of God.' It's fairly brutal as far as violence goes, but if you can withstand brutal, I'd recommend it. It's about a slum in Brazil and how it becomes swept up in the world of drug trade and such. It's ironic, how it ends, but I think it's good.



I'm just ranting because I don't feel like studying. I'm in too good a mood to let something like studying ruin it. But I guess I must. :/



P.S. There's a bee frantically attacking the window behind me. I hope it doesn't freak out and decide to sting me because he seems really distressed.

nm. The girl next to me just killed it with her geometry notebook. Math kills!

wow.. she's so brave in murdering the bee.
» renaye on 2008-05-04 10:39:45

well, you can't get something for nothing. I got music on Limewire for free and I got a terrible virus in return!

I would say that math saves.

I like your background.
» Zanzibar on 2008-05-05 09:58:16

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