Britain's new internet law. Fanflippingtastic.

Perhaps the problem here is that people see the internet differently.
which is fair enough, the internet is a completely different entity, that's the simple appeal of it.

however where some people might watch youtube, blog and go on forums (THAT'S US! SEE WHAT I DID THERE???!) millions depend on it to make a living.

so naturally questioning it's nessescity (excuse the spelling) is a lost cause?

Additional Spam:
*necessity

there we go!

Jam it back in, in the dark.

but back to the education/rich thing,
I have to agree with Bernard on this,
I do a media course where the university supply so much, rooms full of macs pumped full of video editing software, tv studios, radio/recording studios.

But still, i see people everyday who's parents decided to buy them several thousand pounds worth of equipment getting better marks purely because they've had so much more time working at home on projects.

Really the Student loans company should take equipment like that into consideration when dishing out the loans...

honestly though?

I blame the ******** <--- insert minority here

There's nowhere I can't reach.

Originally Posted by LeHah

Oh good, you're Nikita Khrushchev now. Let me know when your Berlin Wall falls, girl.

wowwwww... someone did GCSE history...

free education ftw...

How ya doing, buddy?

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