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It is the largest illegal-downloading case in U.S. history, according to Wired. But the 23,000 BitTorrent users—who may soon have to decide whether to pay the Copyright Group several thousand dollars to settle or face possible damages of up to $150,000 per infringement—are just the tip of the iceberg. Another lawsuit is targeting more than 15,000 BitTorrent users who allegedly downloaded a number of porn titles. More than 140,000 BitTorrent downloaders face lawsuits across the U.S., according to Wired. A common plaintiff tactic is to demand $150,000, the maximum penalty under the U.S. Copyright Act, but to offer online settlement plans that typically ask for around $3,000. http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2385152,00.asp

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this.

http://www.noob.us/entertainment/people-go-nuts-over-first-ever-in-n-out-burger-in-texas/ lol wow.

Are you judging the looks of a 8 year old? haha But yeah, what a terrible mother.

I missed the game, but good job bulls! Bring on Dallas!

Depends what you listen too and what the use will be for. Do you want it to be portable? Do you want it to be open cans, meaning others around you will hear exactly what you're hearing? Answer these and I shall give u the best options.

Kobe Bryant had a few great post -game press conferences after the games against the Dallas Mavericks but he lost it after they were swept out of the playoffs . http://www.funnyordie.com/videos/14820e72b5/kobe-byrant-s-post-game-meltdown

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rZCwb6Mf5aE&feature=player_embedded#at=14

OMG deng is on fire and rose his shot is so sexy lets keep it up !

I hear phil's gonna take his talents to south beach next season.

Perhaps more than anything, the notion that Pau Gasol can be this team's next great leader was swept away. His sudden and odd postseason disappearance was the most obvious reason for the Lakers' troubles, his fall completed Sunday when he scored 10 points while being pushed around by everyone but his coach, who thankfully refrained from hitting him for a second consecutive game. "I have to learn from this," Gasol said. ''I have to learn that when something happens off the court, you have to keep it off the court." He was referring to the report that he stopped talking to Bryant during the postseason because Bryant's wife, Vanessa, had contributed to the breakup of Gasol and his longtime girlfriend. Lakers fans will remember that Karl Malone once publicly accused Vanessa of interfering with his personal life in a similar fashion. Whatever was happening, Bryant and Gasol haven't connected on the court in a month, and the Lakers have been lost without the strength of their fusion. http://www.latimes.com/sports/columnists/la-sp-plaschke-lakers-20110509,0,342841,full.column

13 points in the first, 2 points in second, 0 points in the third, and then 2 points in the 4th. That's absolutely horrific. People bagged on lebron james last year saying he quit against boston even tho he went 27/10/19 in the final game, how bout some kobe?

boozer for pau?

STAY CLASSY LA

Wat a bum odom

Don't worry la fans, I'm sure you guys will make a come back. its never been done before, but if its anyone to do it, it's gotta be the Lakers. I believe in you.

Yes, name me a player in any team sport who has won it all on his own? I never seen a nba basketball player win a game one on five. You need teamates. I'm not gonna respond to your second statement, cause that's beyond absurd and I know you're trolling. To put it simple, Jordan changed the game of basketball and inspired today's generation of Jordan Wannabes.

Lets compare big men to wing men. It used to be considered impossible to win without bigs in the nba, and mj did just that. But really, who gives a shit, the point is THEY WON. HONESTLY WHO CARES??? BASKETBALL IS A TEAM SPORT< YOU NEED TEAMMATES TO WIN, PERIOD. I really don't understand your argument, other than obvious trolling or arrogance to the game. You might as well say mj couldn't win without Stacey King or Bill Wennington.

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I agree, I find it kind of laughable. Any other fanbase but the lakers would be more than not satisfied to get back to back rings. Hell, I still love rex grossman just for that amazing superbowl memories he gave us. I just think its the lakers as a whole, the teams age is finally catching up on them.

who wouldn't want to ride rose? you seen his legs? anyway, great game chicago, i was hoping for 50+ by rose, but 44 is good enough :glasses: Wins a win, hopefully we can win the next 2 and end it.

damn can rose get 50? hes gunning it tonighthhhttt

omfg rose is really something wow, and crowd chanting mvp haha.

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