King Kong Defense

Day 3 - The Pirate Bay?s ?King Kong? Defense - TorrentFreak

Day 3 - The Pirate Bay?s ?King Kong? DefenseTorrentFreakThe defendants all called for acquittal while Carl Lundstr�m?s lawyer scored points with the already legendary ?King Kong? defense. The third day of the trial started with prosecutor H�kan Roswall, who presented his updated/amended charges to the Court ...Pirate Bay Day 3 -- King Kong and the Beatles guardian.co.ukThe Pirate Bay & King Kong Hardware ZonePirate Bay drags King Kong into its defence PC ProGizmodo - Zeropaidall 29 news articles

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Pirate Bay Trial Day 3: Defense Asks for Dismissal - MP3 Newswire

Pirate Bay Trial Day 3: Defense Asks for DismissalMP3 Newswire, NJIn order to be responsible, the service provider must initiate the transfer. But the admins of The Pirate Bay don?t initiate transfers." After Lundstr�m's remarks, called the King Kong defense by TorrentFreak, the court adjourned the case early.

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This is What I Get for Opening My Big Fat Mouth - Hardwood Paroxysm

This is What I Get for Opening My Big Fat MouthHardwood Paroxysm, MOInstead, I just write something stupid, try to pound my chest like King Kong and make myself out to be the A-hole every knows and loathes. And you know what, that?s cool with me. You know what ain?t cool with me - making this prediction. ...

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Pirate Bay floats safe harbor claim, owns Big Content on PR - Ars Technica

Pirate Bay floats safe harbor claim, owns Big Content on PRArs Technica, MAThey call themselves names like King Kong." If content owners want to go after infringers, they are free to do so, but that means going after individuals?not a site that provides legal tools. The content owners pointed out, however, that The Pirate Bay ...

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IN DEFENSE OF THE FLOATING HEAD POSTER ARTIST - Cinematic Happenings Under Development

IN DEFENSE OF THE FLOATING HEAD POSTER ARTISTCinematic Happenings Under Development, NYI know an artist who could probably create a book with just the rejected designs he created for Jackson's "King Kong" that made the posters approved for the campaign look lame in comparison. The same goes for the artwork done for DVD's. ...

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