Not to pick on anyone, but this is what I go through with far too many projects:
"My grant is due tomorrow. I just need to know...."
And: "I can put you on my grant for a 0.5% FTE..."
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shrug...
Canucks A.L.
This video contains content from Comcast Entertainment Group, who has blocked it in your country on copyright grounds.
And I'm in UK :(
Actually, I've already watched it once before, but it's so funny I'd love to see it again and pass it on. Does anyone know if there's a copy of it on some other YouTube channel or whatever?
This works from UK
http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/6871831/
First time I've seen this. It's not funny because it's true.
"This video contains content from Comcast Entertainment Group"
Huh!? That is the L.A group behind 'E! Entertainment'.
What content of this video are they claiming ownership of ? The dialog? The setting?
Did they see it on the internet and decided that they would claim copyright to it? Why !? How !?
BAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
I had three biostatisticians hovering around my desk LOL'ing hard at that.