Yeah, I was recently playing Luigi's Mansion for the GCN and relized how cool it was back in the day. You know with all the cool money collecting, jewels, Boos, ghosts, haunted themes, and other stuff. Yeah, it was a great first time platformer for Luigi, because there is not that many games that have Luigi as the main character, usually it's Mario (not that I have anything against him). This game gave Luigi a bit of an edge, since people referred to him as like a coward due to his behavior while alongside with his brother. So yeah, I'm sure by now that you're sick of my typing, so let get to the freakin' point.

I was on gamestop looking at the ratings of games, yeah they were fair and all that junk, but then I decided to look up Luigi's Mansion, only to my surprise seeing it have a 7.9. It's pretty damn close to it almost being an 8.0, but that's not the point. People were like being harsh on this game, because it did'nt live up to the status of regular Mario games. 

So yeah, I want members of TV.com to tell their opinions, about "Luigi's Mansion". 

 It seemes that Viacom is'nt too happy about Youtube posting their programs and movies such as, "Spongebob Squarepants", and many other adult-orientated shows such as "South Park" and "The Colbert Report". The lawsuit was filed in federal court in Manhattan, for the un-authorizated videos from Viacom's programs. Nearly 160,000 clips of their shows/movies have been posted and have been viewed more than a billion times. Youtube failed to take reasonable-precautions to the copy-righted videos on their site. For those who don't know Youtube is a webiste for people around the globe to share videos from life, TV, movies, concerts etc. Viacom accused Youtube for amassing a very large library of their un-licensed programming. "Youtube is a significant for-profit organization that has built a lucrative busniess out of exploiting the devotion if fans to others' creative works in order to enrich itself and its corporate parent Google", Viacom said in their statement. "Their bussiness model, which is based on building traffic and selling advertising iff unlicensed content, is clearly illegal and in obvious conflict with copyright laws." Viacom is able to claim $150,000  for each "bootlegged" copy of it's television shows. Just last month, Viacom ordered youtube to take down over 100,000 copies of its cable programming. Carl Folta speaker on behalf of Viacom says "They keep saying, it's difficult." "Well, if it's difficult, hire people. If it's difficult, shut your site down until you get it right.", other such as Microsoft inc. have taken steps to respect their copy-rights.

Well, that must be why people are so pissed off over on Youtube. I mean people are screaming at the top of their lungs wondering why Youtube is deleting some videos, but they don't relize that if they kept the videos on Youtube would lose their court case, and their site would shut down. So people don't be pissed at Youtube they did nothing wrong, nor blame Viacom they're just taking off their copy-righted programs on Youtube.

(The article in paragraph one was information retrived from New York's "The Post Standard". Most info was used in the paragraph and it's article is written by their respectful owners.)

Yeah, it's two days after Valentine's day since I'm slow that way. I also wanted to at least post something due to complete randomness and boredom so yeah. People just like found me after being active for almost a year (probably because of the ass-slapping Squidward avatar thing, I'm gonna change it to Slinkman cause the show pwnz). 

This V-day in my hometown has been nothing, but a crap load of snow and icy weather and I don't like it one freakin' bit. Since yeah warm weather is teh awesomeness for me, but yeah we had to live in some place cold eh?[/emo]

So yeah, hopefully your "boyfriends" gave you enough stuff to make up a second Christmas.[/sarchasm]

Anyways, Happy 2daysafter V-Day Tv.com!