Fox Entertainment sends out DMCA takedown notices for Homeland, Cory Doctorow's book

Apparently, like Disney wanting a trademark on the phrase Dio de los Muertos, Fox wants nothing else to exist that might confuse people.

It would be laughable if it weren't for the fact that to file a DMCA takedown notice that the filer must affirm under penalty of perjury that all the facts are true. Considering that there is no way Doctorow's book could be confused for the TV series, that person committed perjury because they clearly had no clue.

http://boingboing.net/2013/04/22/fox-sends-fraudulent-takedown.html

Wow. The Fail in this one is quite good!

"Why did you build houses where tornadeos were apt to happen?"
—Pat Robertson, on recent storm deaths

So by extension, why did you build houses in New Orleans? Or near the Jersey Shore? Or along the San Andreas Fault?

I think he was exposed to too many nasty chemicals while diamond mining, or maybe it came pre-addled?

I heard one of the tornados was ONE MILE WIDE at its base. Frankly, I'm surprised the death toll isn't significantly higher.