Apathy Adventures - CREATIVE COMMONS TATTOO

2009-04-03

Today on Jokes For Nerds - uh, I mean Apathy Adventures...
I spent all of yesterday talking about copyright in front of a camera for a documentary we're making for school, and it occured to me that I haven't put any official Creative Commons licence-things around the site, and so I started making some, but then I got distracted and made this instead.

Deleted scene:

//Jakob Burrows

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comments (19)

great...

Varun - April 6, 2009

LOL that gave me a good laugh ... exactly what I needed on a rainy monday at work

acreativename - April 5, 2009

lol awesome

Phillip Matthews - April 6, 2009

LOL! --

HughesOnTheNet - April 8, 2009

Haha, I love it!<br /> <br /> Except you spelled Jos� wrong...

Nicholas - April 4, 2009.

Dammit Jakob, Your site screwed up my comment!

Nicholas - April 4, 2009.

@Nicholas: That's probably because he's pronouncing it wrong. Usually I fix comments that get messed up, but if I do it NOW it would interfere with the comment-continuity. So. Yeah.

Jakob Burrows - April 4, 2009.

No, He's pronouncing it right (the 'J' in Spanish is pronounced like an English 'H') You just spelled it wrong. Also, why not just delete a comment, as well?

Nicholas - April 5, 2009.

@Nicholas: But if it's spelled "Hosé", then he's probably pronouncing it "Xrrubuthul". Regarding the comment: you are only digging yourself deeper! I would have to change more and more with every further mention of it! :o

Jakob Burrows - April 5, 2009.

Actually José is only pronounced Hosé in English, in Spanish it's pronounced something like CHosé, though I don't think you have that sound in English...

Online Wise-ass - April 5, 2009.

So what, are you one of Jakob's Swedish friends who's English isn't as SUSPICIOUSLY perfect as his? Because we definitely have a 'ch' sound in English, as in "chain" or "chill." Unless, of course, the letter combination 'ch' makes a TOTALLY different sound in Swedish than it does in English, in which case that's just getting too damn complicated for me. And Jose actually is pronounced with an 'h' sound at the beginning. Trust me on that one. It's the Spanish who don't have a 'ch' sound, if anything. (I'm not actually sure about that, though) Also, @Jakob: EDIT AND DELETE EDIT AND DELETE

Nicholas - April 6, 2009.

why are you guys talking about hoses

Polk - April 7, 2009.

Flamewar! Flamewar! Flamewar!

cox - April 7, 2009.

...Oh hell, that guy was a troll, wasn't he

Nicholas - April 10, 2009.

hello and welcome to the internet

Polk - April 10, 2009.

Hah!!!! That is great!!!!

Jordy_R - April 4, 2009

LOL!