damnum absque injuria

6/29/2003

I’m 24!

Filed under:   by Xrlq @ 12:01 am

In hexadecimal, that is.

8 Responses to “I’m 24!”

  1. Justene Says:

    I’d sing Happy Birthday but I’d have to pay royalties.

  2. Venomous Kate Says:

    You say it’s your birthday? Well, happy birthday to you!

  3. Electric Venom Says:

    prununtio letabilis
    Felicis natalis!…

  4. dr.dna Says:

    There’s only 10 types of people in the world. Those who understand binary and those who don’t.

  5. Molly Says:

    Happy Birthday even if I don’t know how to convert binary. ;-)

  6. Stefan Sharkansky Says:

    I’d gladly pay the royalties to sing Happy Birthday, unfortunately I can’t carry a tune. Happy Birthday anyway.

  7. Sleaze Report Ruminations Says:

    Happy birthday to XRLQ
    Happy birthday to XRLQ. The state where I was born, California, has managed to get itself into a huge financial mess. It also seems to have gotten itself into an energy mess. There is a recall effort going on and XRLQ has some pretty good opinions at t…

  8. J. Byron Says:

    Exposing the Happy Birthday story:
    An editorial by J. Byron, May 2003, rev. June 2003

    In this article, I attempt to answer three questions: 1 - What is that song Good Morning to All, and how does it relate to Happy Birthday to You? 2 - Is the melody to Happy Birthday to You public domain? 3 - Are the lyrics to Happy Birthday to You also public domain? There are many references to Happy Birthday on the Web. Most warn you of the copyright claim on it, and that the current owners rabidly defend it. Many of these “editorials” do not tell you about the song Good Morning to All - and the few that do, don’t tell you about its undeniable legal status. Is this deliberate, or just ignorance of the facts? I don’t know. Two such examples are an article at Attach

 

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