I try not to waste my time communicating to the stupid, so if you see a stupid response to any of my intelligent blogs, it's not my fault. If it's stupid, it could be anyone; but if it's shallow, it's traceable. Shallow remarks reflect a shallow regard for the content of my discussions. This would not be the case for any of the millions of followers of the stars listed in my copyright offenders index. They may also mislead you into thinking such sentiments are popular, but it is only true among the corrupt. I'm exposing a crime to you, a real crime with my work, a crime for which large numbers of public figures were hauled away and punished. Millions of people were deceived by the stars on my copyright offenders list, and the only ones who have a shallow regard for such a widely witnessed crime are the perpetrators, themselves. What a shame that they are allowed to poison the public now after all their evil. But that's what happens when a fraud victim has to to do the media's job and report the fraud. As for profits, I consider it my personal duty to make their fraud as unprofitable as I can.
There should now be ten solid years of almost daily posts to this account (including those of the year, 2010, itself). There should be around a thousand and fifty (1,050) comedy sketches here, like the ones I present as examples of copyright violations by Saturday Night Live in the below list. There should be around one hundred and eighty (180) poems in my poetry index and one hundred and ninety (190) songs in my lyrics index. There should be forty-three (43) cartoons in my cartoon index. My YouTube videos are approaching 400 in total. Half of those videos are music videos, all but this year's of which are viewable in my Chronology of Recordings here, consisting largely of songs that were stolen by one or more of the stars in my offender's index. Almost the whole 'new rock' station was fraud, while almost every TV network violated my blogs. Why did the media let this happen? Because my work is not their property, and so they don't care about it. If they'd have had to struggle to produce it all, they wouldn't have wanted to turn it all into fraud, but they don't care about turning my work into fraud because it's not theirs and they have no respect for other people's property. And that also makes their friends have as little regard for the content of my discussions as the perpetrators would when I show you how extensively they lied to you all with stolen work - a task that took me years of posting here.
Power brings out such evil in people, as the old PBS series I Claudius illustrates so well. I already talked about this series nine years ago in one of my blogs. It's a classic. Claudius was born into arguably the most powerful family in Western history, the Julio-Claudian line that ruled the Roman empire, from Julius Caesar to Nero, for its first hundred years or so (48 BC to 68 AD). Few of them had the character to handle their power. And murder was easy to get away with back then - if you knew how to poison. Claudius recounts how he was taken as a new born infant to cheer up his father who'd just been poisoned by his grandmother for almost talking her ruling husband into premature retirement. But his dad was stone cold dead by the time his mother brought the boy. They rubbed the tiny Claudius against his father's ashen face as if to say, 'Welcome to the Julio-Claudians, boy! See this decaying, malodorous lump of flesh? It's your father! And it'll be you, too, one day.' Continuously poisoned, Claudius becomes so cynical by the end of his own rule that he deliberately chooses the corrupt Nero as his successor, expecting to doom the monarchy and force a return to 'the sanity of a republic.'
The first few episodes concentrate on Augustus's reign. I've added his image above, from my earlier post to this blog, Splendid August, though the month is almost through. Augustus was great. He even helped the Christians get started with his Pax Romana declaration. Augustus clearly took after his predecessor, Julius Caesar, when it came to benevolent dictatorship. Augustus used the power of his office to convert Rome over to marble from wood. The people loved him. He was better than the senators, who only argued about doing things. He got things done. He supported good poetry, too, as long as it traced his line back to a god. Now that's reasonable. But in the end, Claudius finds his own benevolent dictatorship to have been a mistake because it [deceptively] 'dulled the ax of tyranny'. As such, it made it more desirable to Romans than their former republic, which he personally preferred. In this part, we learn about the emperors who didn't make it. Tiberius's brothers who were ahead of him in line. The last one found himself orphaned and without any siblings before his ninth birthday. Postumus, your name doesn't have a promising ring. Are you ahead of Tiberius in line? And you're still alive at nine? If only you knew how appropriate your name is for you in 21st century English.
There were a couple of things that I clash with Gibbon's famous account The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire. He called Claudius the stupid Claudius. Claudius is also depicted by this production as being too sensitive to view the games at first. The sight of blood made him vomit. Whether or not he overcame this later, Gibbon says Claudius was a huge fan of the games.
So these people who want to always talk about shirts and hats in response to my cries for justice in a terrible crime viewed by millions of people, do they ever have anything appealing to say? (Appealing, like when I write a good script or a good song or a good verse or strike a chord with the public by sharing a strong opinion.) What do their most appealing blogs say, the only ones anyone would want to read? Can you find the same words in this account from last year? Or the year before? Or the year before that? Or is my account hacked and pointing to the wrong page again? Are they feeling confident, with a bunch of hacked words that they couldn't write in a million years backing them up? If so, are you just going to let them pretend they said all this instead of me saying it for the last ten years when they never think of anything interesting to say? Are you going to let them think they're me at the same time as they assault me? If so, why? They're boring people who only think about image and career. They're selfish, and care about nothing long enough to form an interesting opinion about it. So what are/were they doing with all my amusing and enlightening opinions if my shirt and hat are such a bore? Is it because they think my hat doesn't suit my talent and my opinions or my shirt doesn't suit them? Do they need to discourage my hat wearing, in order to get a video of me 'under an umbrella' so they can put their 'gay' fraud with a boring song on the soundtrack and post it on YouTube to make me look bad?
You lawyers are something else. Don't you believe in your own copyright protection system? Why would you think I'd be crushed when I'm protected? How many years of fraud at the hands of stars must I survive to prove to you that I'm a good risk in court? I don't see how you can leave things the way they are with a copyright system so capable of punishing even yourselves. This has been going on for 12 years. It's not right, and your system knows it. You can't conveniently change the system I'm talking about. No one can really control it, can they? Some of you must have wanted me dead when I was innocent. What horrible penalty will be imposed on you for it? If you're too afraid to stand up for a crime victim like me, then I must try to discourage this crime by myself. So tell all those who would mar my property on the internet that I can make them feel their fingers getting broken with a hammer in prison, and leave no physical evidence of it. They'll puke from the pain. Oh, sorry, am I supposed to kiss your ass to prevent the TV and radio from building their whole broadcast schedules to the public out of my Blogger account and YouTube account?
Star Copyright Offenders
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Transgressor
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Works Violated
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Area
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Period
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AC/DC
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Easy
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music
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2007
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Beyonce [and Rayanna in 2019?]
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Under My Umbrella
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music
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2008-14
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Bieber, Justin
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Hit song about 'being a man' (my original recording lost)
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music
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2007
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Blue Rodeo
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Close Rendezvous, It Makes Me Wonder, Small Miracles (my original recording lost), Mischief, Redemption, Slings and Arrows, Close Rendezvous, 'The Creed' and other poems.
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music, poetry
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2007
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Bush, George W.
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Essay on U.S. Cultural Influence, other mini-essays from March-April 2004
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opinion
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2004
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CNN program
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Privileged Information (The Green Bay Hacker)
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humor
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2007
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Carlin, George
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See George Carlin's Plagiarism
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personal prose
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2006-08
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Cohen, Leonard
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Buck Henry
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poetry
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2007-14
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Colbert Report, the
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Clash of the Puritans, War in the Antarctic, other works
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humor
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2007-11
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Coldplay
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Fool, Canopy, Slings and Arrows
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music
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2007-10
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Comedy Central Talk Shows
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Disembodied cartoon frames and talk show segments, other works
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humor
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2007
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Crystalids, the
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All My Money,
Arise,
Assault,
Bonkers,
Busybody,
Careful,
Chair,
Cheer?,
Comfort?,
Control?,
Crybaby,
Doors of Love,
Easy,
Ectomorph,
Fantasies,
Foothead?,
Forgiveness,
Free,
Frenetic,
Godspeed,
Harmony,
Ho Ho and Ho,
Loose?,
Lucky Lech?,
Mambo Fever,
Mistaken?,
More Sold Out,
Morning Shorelines,
Natural,
Nonplussed?,
Outside,
Prone,
Rusty,
Satellite Sam,
Sense,
Selfish,
Size,
Smile,
Soliloquay,
Spoils,
Telepathy,
Therapy,
Thrown Stones,
Tunnel Vision,
Ugly,
Uneven,
Untoward,
Widen?,
other works
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music
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2007-10
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Daily Show, the
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Johnny Levelhead, the Lunar Dimension, FOX News Hates (videos stolen), Straight from the Belt, Ancient American History, Aunt Sally Doesn't Want You, Rules for Snuggling, other works
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humor
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2007-11
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Dateline NBC
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Accidentaly Blown, the Porcupine Girls, other works
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humor, poetry, music
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2007-13
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Degeneres, Ellen
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See Ellen
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humor, poetry
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2007-14
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Eastwood, Clint
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Killer Ending
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humor
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2007
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Ellen
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Sappho Asparagus, The Widower, the Holy Roller, Mid-Life Crisis (from 2007's hospital visit), Talking Nonchalant (2007's YouTube video), The Civil States?, The Bahn to Buchenwald, Fitness Craze, Girl Logic?, other works
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humor, poetry
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2007-14
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'Eye Guy', the (and brother?)
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Don't know their worthless names: see Saturday Night Live
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humor, poetry
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2007-18
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Family Guy
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War Story: Robot Robot Monster, War Story: Holy War, Insufferable Confession, Michaelangelo's Slip (currently offline), other works
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humor
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2007-13
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Fey, Tina
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See Saturday Night Live
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humor, poetry
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2004-13
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Frum, David
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Republican speeches made from my words
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opinion
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2004
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Georgia Straight, the
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Who Ripped Me Off, Quiz Time, other works
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humor
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1996
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Groening, Matt
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See the Simpsons
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humor
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2007-13
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Hanks Tom
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The Veteran
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poetry
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2007-13
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Kimmel, Jimmy
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Fred's Friendly Frauleins, the X-Ray Player, Get the Waistcoat, Mother Mayhem (video), other works
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humor
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2007-13
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Late Night with Conan O'Brien
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Portions of the Don't Steal Show, JFK conspiracy sketch, other works
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humor
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2007-13
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Leno, Jay
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See the Tonight Show
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humor, poetry, music
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2007-13
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MacDonnel-Douglas
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Bird of Prey
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music
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2007-2010
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MacFarlane, Seth
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See Family Guy
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humor
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2007-13
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MAD Magazine
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Austin Powers I.M.M., other cartoons in apparent support of Mike Myers Austin Powers fraud
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humor
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2007-16
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MAD TV
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Hip Moves, School of Deforming Arts, Tuesday Night Long, the Job, other works perhaps confused by me as SNL crimes, still other works
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humor
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2007-13
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Madonna
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Complicit with bad stars during 2008 Vancouver visit
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music
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2008
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Maher, Bill
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See Real Time
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humor
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2007-15
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Miller, Dennis
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Epilogue: Sneak Peek at My Unpublished Book
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original theory
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2007
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Myers, Mike
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Redemption (music), Orcastra (music), Seal of Doom, Austin Powers, see Saturday Night Live for others
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humor, poetry, music
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2004-13
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Nickleback
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Fool's Paradise, Just Like You (My reject), Nonchalant?
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music
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2007-14
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Oasis
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Fortune
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music
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2001-10
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O'Donnell, Rosie
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Narrative portions of war documentary, 'Shock and Awe'
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intellectual property
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2007-2018
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O'Brien, Conan
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See Late Night with
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humor
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2007-13
|
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Pohler, Amy
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See Saturday Night Live
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humor, poetry
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2007-13
|
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Real Time
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'sometimes wearing khaki', political and religious statements
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personal prose
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2007-15
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Rolling Stones, the
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Nothing but Ashes, Daylight Dilemma
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music
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2007-13
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Saturday Night Live
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(Sketches:)
Bait Bikes,
Bronson Harley: Portrait of a Badass,
Cosmic Christ, the,
Don't Destroy the Kitchen,
Idiot Stu-dent, the,
One Thin Grocer,
Shorn Testimony,
Thelma Addison's Confusion,
The Masked Coward,
Tyranny,
The Hennessy,
The Planet of the Grapes,
The Whoopin of Chet Turtleback,
The Racoon,
The Burning Sun,
Silent Night on the Western Front,
Patterns of Behaviour (Jane Know-it-all),
Chester Windmill Presents,
Economics Made Simple,
The Search for Blue November,
Ears Wide Open,
Bullscent Artificial Air Freshener,
Minstrel At Arms,
Blindsighted Justice,
The Flying Peacocks,
'The Rake' Oral Apparatus,
Orangatang Flavour Crystals,
The Girls of Nightcast,
Nightcast: September 22, 2012,
Pussy Willow,
Nightcast: September 15, 2012,
War Story: All's Fair in Love and War,
Nightcast: September 8, 2012,
It's Unibrow!,
It's Unibrow! (Episode Four: Blast in Space),
It's Unibrow! (Again),
Match Against Machine,
The Lost Fight,
Ahead of Their Time: Louis Bombardier,
Classic Flicks: Portrait of the Scientist...,
History's Mysteries: Nadia Stalin,
Meddlin' Mom,
Nurse Sheridan,
Classic Flicks: My Fair Hillbilly,
Pick-Me-Up Decaffeinated Coffee,
Mystery Movie: Turtleneck: The Vanishing Casino,
Monday Night at the Movies: The Pilferer,
'The Fishbowl' Smoker's Helmet,
'Whiff' Insect Repellant for Men,
The Lazar Razor,
'The Shot' Wall Syringe,
Metaphysical Fitness,
Vote for Willie,
'Void' Depressurizing Gum[?],
Bigger than the Host,
Jesus of Vancouver/Canadian Film Festival,
Professional Wisecracker,
Stark Raving Mad TV,
Running on Air,
Not Without My Money,
The Dealer (The Collector),
Man of His Dreams,
The Sling,
End Quote,
Episode 1/D.S. Show Pilot Sketch - Windox,
Episode 3/D.S. Show 1 - Securiguard Home Security,
Episode 4/D.S. Show 1 - Dynamo 5000 Air Gun,
Episode 5/D.S. Show 1 - Pottypants,
Episode 6/D.S. Show 1 - Soundproof Suicide Prevention,
Episode 7/D.S. Show 1 - Max-Mix Protein Powder,
Episode 8/D.S. Show 1 - Spellbound Spell Checker,
Episode 9/D.S. Show 1 - Gas-in-a-Stick Man Repellant,
Episode 10/D.S. Show 1 - Immobiline Paralyzing Cream,
Episode 11/D.S. Show 1 - Pro-Rate Reputation Salvation,
Episode 12/D.S. Show 1 - Angel of Stealth Kite,
Episode 13/D.S. Show 1 - Zit Zapper,
Episode 14/D.S. Show 1 - Equine Velvet Aftershave,
Episode 15/D.S. Show 1 - Work-Mate Brand Replicants,
Episode 16/D.S. Show 1 - Jizz Jar,
Episode 17/D.S. Show 1 - Breathe Easy,
Episode 18/D.S. Show 1 - Cart-in-a-Car,
Episode 19/D.S. Show 1 - The Rocket Self-Playing Guitar,
Episode 20/D.S. Show 1 - A-WEL Artists Weight Loss Plan[?],
Episode 21/D.S. Show 1 - Slobber Guard,
Siren Siren,
Atomic Self-Heating Soup,
Episode 22/D.S. Show 1 - Econoflush Food Recycler,
Episode 23/D.S. Show 1 - Vengisil Irritating Powder,
Episode 24/D.S. Show 1 - Primetime Polly,
Episode 25/D.S. Show 1 - The Mask,
Episode 26/D.S. Show 1 - Save Dave - Suicide,
Episode 27/D.S. Show 1 - Save Dave 2 - Protest,
Episode 28/D.S. Show 1 - Save Dave 3 - Bad Venues,
Episode 29/D.S. Show 1 - Save Dave 4 - Divine Punishment,
Episode 30/D.S. Show 1 - Save Dave 5 - Pizza,
Episode 2/D.S. Show 2 - Bloodfist Interactive Video Game,
Episode 3/D.S. Show 2 - The Church of the Branch Sectarians,
Episode 4/D.S. Show 2 - Do-It-Yourself Lawyer[?],
Episode 5/D.S. Show 2 - The Hot Seat,
Episode 6/D.S. Show 2 - Yum Yum Sugar Sauce,
Episode 7/D.S. Show 2 - Tasty Pastry,
Episode 9/D.S. Show 2 - Shortcut Guide to Success,
Love or Money,
Top Stories 1,
Campfire Rock,
The Straight-Blanket,
Top Stories 2,
The Insomniac,
Gold Rush 2013,
Top Story,
The Driver,
The Dating Game,
The Greed Game,
Top Stories 4,
The Blame Game,
Update: War in the Bermuda Triangle,
Top Stories 5,
The Bermuda Triangle War,
Treachery!,
Concentration 'X',
Nightcast: March 18, 2013,
North American Rebel: Behind the Scenes,
The Assistant,
Nightcast: Top Stories (09-03-13),
The Job Lovers Club,
The Cutting Room,
Pestilence Anti-Pest Pellets,
The Vanity Mirrors,
Dead Reckoning,
Enemy Agent,
Celebrity Roundup,
Top Stories 6,
Top Stories 7,
The Red Menace,
The Monarch,
Flames of Compassion,
The Space Suit,
Life Shavers,
Around the Corner (Public Service Ad),
Don't Break the Kitchen,
The Convex Corrective Silkscreen Solution,
The Multi-Gadge,
Family Feudalism,
Henderson Mayfield: Hoot Snatcher,
Film School Preppie,
The Local Banter,
The Police Police,
Gentrification,
A Day in the Afterlife,
Jamie Jong: Outlaw Landlord,
Movie of the Week: Clarra Claptrap,
The Life of Martin, Word Inventor,
Loving Blindness,
Extreme Irony,
The Defector,
Safer Sex with Polly Foolscap,
Head Case Files/Jerome Adirondack,
Head Case Files/Little Brenda,
Head Case Files/Stephen's Snow, Stupid Snow,
Palumbo[?],
Thelma Addison's Confusion/More Stoned,
Balogne Bulletin/Aug 2,
Schoolyard Scope[?],
Slowpoke,
The Thousand Dollar Man,
Le Miscreant,
The Downsizer,
Balogne Bulletin/Sep 30,
High School Sacramental,
Balogne Bulletin/Nov 14,
Balogne Bulletin/Nov 21,
Balogne Bulletin/Nov 25,
Smile-Rite Face Mold,
Balogne Bulletin/Nov 28,
Wilde on Absinthe,
Bum Steer[?],
Balogne Bulletin/Dec 5,
Balogne Bulletin/Dec 12,
The Poisoning of Sir Guy Lombardy,
Balogne Bulletin/Dec 19,
Balogne Bulletin/Dec 30,
Balogne Bulletin/Jan 09/16,
Lord of the Fruit Flies,
Pretty Boy,
the Code Breakers of Stanley Park,
Slander!,
the Pathogena Hair Defense System,
Camp Jesus,
Madame Pompadu,
other works
(Poems:)
Charlotte Harlequin,
Entropy's Date,
False Prophet, the,
First Unholy Roman Emperor, the,
Iniquia,
Marnie Blarneystone,
Mistress Nemesis,
Puritan, the,
Queen Frig,
Redeemer, the,
Restless One, the,
Rosemary Jones,
The Vindictive,
The Octiverse,
other works
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humor, poetry, music
|
2004-13
|
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Seal
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Bad News, Beguiled
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music
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2007-15
|
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Shards, the
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Virtue, Lifeless
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music
|
2007-13
|
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Simpsons, the
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Its the Grand Pumpkin, Milhouse,
Cold Blooded Marriage, Lady in Waiting, The Herald (Part V - the Abbey), the Pay Toilet, Ghost in Space? - or was that Family Guy's theft?, Superficialman, plus offline works: 'Alaska Nebraska', and other works
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humor
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2007-13
|
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Stewart, Jon
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See the Daily Show
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humor
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2007-13
|
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Swift, Taylor
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Ooga Balooga, Spellbound, Careful, Respect, Dignity
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music
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2007-13
|
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Telus Corporation
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Friend in Need
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music
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2008-2010
|
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Tonight Show, the
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(Statements and Sketches:)
The Roachademy, the D.S. Show theme song, Sketched in Stone, Hazbrollah Is Love, Flying Legends, Dear Harry, Freaky Possibilities, Virtue (Shards fraudcast of my song), Groundbreakers of Aviation, D.S. Show 1: Ep. 8, D.S. Show 1: Ep. 15, D.S. Show 2: Ep. 3, Cave Art Epilogue, Tyke Force, Ancient Wisdom: Technology, All the Best Drivers, Domestic Life (currently offline), Lost Opportunity, Flimsy Barriers, Test of Patients, Money Talks, many other works
(Poems:)
Jackie the Pro, the Trail Blazer
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humor, poetry, music
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2007-2013
|
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Vancouver Sun, the
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Front page 'Sunshine Corner'
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personal prose
|
2007
|
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Yoakum, Dwight
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Together Again
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music
|
2007
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