Remember when Stephen King was sued by a woman who said that the events he relates in The Shining had actually happened to her?
In the USA suing is an industry. You just find a rich person, and accuse them of something, take them to court, contact the media, and watch the money roll in.
The only good thing I see in all this, is that they might have to be together at some point. That's good. Really good.
Didn't know about Stephen King, though. And about the songs, I don't know about how they sound (I only know 'Nsync's) but the lyrics are definitely not the same. AAnd two songs can be named the same way.
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Date: 2007-05-11 09:37 pm (UTC)Remember when Stephen King was sued by a woman who said that the events he relates in The Shining had actually happened to her?
In the USA suing is an industry. You just find a rich person, and accuse them of something, take them to court, contact the media, and watch the money roll in.
Shameful behaviour.
As to these songs. Do they even sound the same?
And yes, some people should get a life.
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Date: 2007-05-12 12:41 am (UTC)Didn't know about Stephen King, though. And about the songs, I don't know about how they sound (I only know 'Nsync's) but the lyrics are definitely not the same. AAnd two songs can be named the same way.
Anyways...