http://www.unhappybirthday.com/

HAHAHAHAHAHA

They can't mean this serious... I mean

Ahahahahahahahahahahahaha :hihi:

I've already downloaded on MP3 now I know it's copyrighted

Makes ya think

:birthday: :sadbanana

Wow, lol. If TimeWarner really received credit for everytime someone publically performed their song, it'd be 10X richer! Just imagine.

Wasn't there a law that said art which is older than 70 years may be used by anyone?

Damn, my dads birthday is soon. I'll have to write to them and ask for a licence to sign happy birthday when we go out for dinner.

¬_¬ If I get a reply I'll be sure to post it for you

Quote from tpa :

Wasn't there a law that said art which is older than 70 years may be used by anyone?

Yes, but guess what happens each time when disney's mickey mouse copyright is about to go public domain.....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S ... yright_Term_Extension_Act


What's ironic.. if your read the links at www.unhappybirthday.com about the history of the song... guess what would happend if it were made today, everybody would scream plagiarism!!1

Lol!