vexatious: vex·a·tious

Pronunciation: \-shəs\
Function: adjective
Date: 1534

1    a: causing vexation : distressing <vexatious delays>
b: intended to harass <a vexatious lawsuit>
2: full of disorder or stress : troubled <a vexatious period in her life>
- vex·a·tious·ly adverb
- vex·a·tious·ness noun

Are we clear on the definition of vexatious?  I’m hoping so, otherwise you won’t know why everyone is laughing so hard.

RIAA Decries Attorney-Blogger as ‘Vexatious’ Litigator

The entity that has sued dead people, pets, infants and those that have never owned a computer are calling Ray Beckerman vexatious because he keeps a blog of his lawsuits involving the RIAA. They feel that the exposure is hurting their public image.

It’s not the 30,000 people they have sued.  It’s Ray’s blog.

Let’s face it.  If you think it’s a good idea to purchase medicine that affects the little general through nameless people via unsolicited bulk mail subscribing to this spelling methodology, then chances are great that you should not be allowed to influence the thoughts of those younger than you.

A report was recently published, linking pharmaceutical spam botnets to the Russian criminal underground. All of the Canadian pharmacy emails you get are actually routed to Ivan. Of interest in the report is the following quote:

However, IronPort-sponsored pharmacological testing revealed that two thirds of the shipments contained the active ingredient but were not the correct dosage, while the others were placebos. As a result, consumers take a significant risk of ingesting an uncontrolled substance from overseas distributors, the researchers say.

This is fantastic. Chances are great that the Viagra that the dipshits purchase will either do absolutely nothing, or may make them violently ill. Both of which will keep them from procreating.

And to think we were trying to put a stop to this.