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Seriously, I was just about to write a column just like this. It's uncanny. -ed. By Jenny Bundock At a first glance, you may not be with me on this, but trust me you know one, and chances are they irk you. The reality about this type of person is that they annoy everyone, but no one has thought them to be so annoying that we had to say anything.

Hhmm, another Philippine Star Plagiarist? I got a new comment in my guestbook today. It says, Hello. I’m writing this because months ago you were one of the first to call out Philippine Star, specifically Mayenne Carmona, for plagiarizing.

Re: The weirdly defiant POTO/15M theft: the full text of the You Accusatory Squirrel-Like Person rant got posted (well, it was always public), but now there's a very teal apology up. Bizarre. (If the girl's reading this--look, it's not that a big deal. You thought it was written by someone else and you thought you had their permission.

Hmm… I’ve been writing a lot of obscure posts of late… much more than usual anyway. Guess it has something to do with the large number of non-disclosure agreements I’ve signed, the even larger number of documents marked ‘Confidential’ I’ve read, the security measures I’ve religiously followed, and the like, of late.

I changed up the sidebar a little bit. Let's see if you can tell what I added. *cough* (Memes aside, I have just felt so sluggish today. Fnarr.) HEY WAIT I ALMOST FORGOT. YOU HAVE TO SEE THIS, IT IS EPIC. Seriously, it is so awesome this entry can barely contain the awesomosity of it.

NEWS MILIAN SUES OVER DIP IT LOW CONTROVERSY Music, movie Pop star CHRISTINA MILIAN is suing the producer behind her 2003 hit DIP IT LOW, claiming he lied about a sample he used for the track. Milian alleges Poli Paul, who wrote the smash, assured her "there were no samples whatsoever" in Dip It

Sorry I haven’t blogged lately, blah blah blah. Due to a lack of creativity, I’m stealing this meme that’s been going around — and, in my usual flavor, I’ll be a smart-ass about it. UPDATE: I’m re-posting this because I realized that some of you thought that the lyrics posted were actually fabricated by me.

Sorry I haven’t blogged lately, blah blah blah.  Due to a lack of creativity, I’m stealing this meme that’s been going around — and, in my usual flavor, I’ll be a smart-ass about it. Here Be Rules: 1. Put your mp3 player or music player on your computer on random.

  Before I get started, I’d like to say that I’m a huge fan of Led Zeppelin. That being said, someone (anonymous) emailed me about a month ago suggesting the idea for this post. They said they heard Howard Stern discussing the Album Led Zeppelin I, and that all of the songs, with the exception of Good Times Bad Times, were stolen from other artists, and writing credit was not given.

Indie band Creaky Boards claim Coldplay vocalist Chris Martin stole one of their songs and put its melody into the title track of Viva La Vida. Andrew Hoepfner of Creaky Boards claims CM saw the band in a club one night and liked them so much he paid them the ultimate honor: plagiarism.