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2002 Classic: The MP3 Choir Debate

The music director calling an emergency meeting to discuss whether using downloaded digital music files from a computer is a spiritual violation of copyright rules.

Part of the 36 Religious Jokes: The 2002 “Text Message Prayers, DVD Upgrades & Khaki Directones” Edition archive. Historically Verified

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⏳ Time Capsule: This is how we rolled in the first two decades of the internet

@Geocities_Builder10/01/2009 07:46I’m putting a link to this joke on my homepage!
@Forrest_Gump_Running06/27/2010 19:24Laughing is as laughing does.
@Unix_Wizard06/20/2013 14:22sudo apt-get install more_jokes... Success!
@Prodigy_User_X02/18/2003 20:54Way better than the Prodigy boards!
@Anonymous_User01/25/1996 08:25We are many. We are laughing.

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