As we walked out of the store with The Bravery's new CD, we noticed the hip FBI warning and seal on the back. We thought it was sort of funny, because as Brandon said, "Why would they put that on the CD? We bought the CD. We're not the ones they have to worry about." "Maybe they just can't think of anywhere else to put their threats," I replied.

When I mentioned it to my brother-in-law, Sean, he said, "I heard they're making it so you can't burn new music on to CD's anymore." "That's lame," I replied, "I hope that's not something that's going to go into effect any time soon. I mean, won't that force you to either get an Ipod or change CD's constantly while driving down the road?" "Meh," he said, or at least that's what he usually says.

Welp kids, it's a reality. Quite stupid, I agree. I burned an MP3 CD for my car that was a lovely mix of music (including my brand-spankin' new CD) and guess what? No trace of The Bravery on there. In fact, I nearly wrecked as I skipped through each song on there, searching for that CD in the mix. Well, I guess I'll just have to change CD's while driving now. And if I wreck, I can only hope I run into whoever is responsible for this bright idea.

P.S. Not really, I'm a nice person, but this is totally lame.