pygame comes to mind.

To the other Canadians out there: we won't be getting it, according to the Globe and Mail:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/technology/why-you-cant-get-the-kindle-in-canada/article1316081/

I guess I'll have to get it shipped in from Burundi or Sri Lanka instead.

To drive from Montreal, Quebec to Fermont, Quebec by following Google Maps directions (which are obviously the fastest) takes 22.5 hours. That's all without leaving the province! Of course, the New York state border is only about an hour from here.

Just to let you know, I used this comment a school assignment.

Palm as in palm of your hand, here I was thinking palm tree. That would certainly be "less-than-inconspicuous"!

Grab it straight from their site: http://www.alwaysinnovating.com/touchbook/

Sure, we'll challenge them to a race to see who can be the first registered Pirate Party out of Europe :)

Definitely a good point. There are currently around 11 million Canadian Facebook users, which is about a third of the national population. That's a lot of advertising eyeballs!

Leave Britney alone!!! Please!!!

D is easier to spell.

I'd like to note that the summary is not entirely correct.

We are not saying that people should have the right to copy whatever they like, despite what public opinion might be. Copyright is an important tool for innovation, we just think that it has gone too far (death + 50 years? Come on!). That does not mean that everyone should be allowed to download as much music/movies/etc. as they want. On top of that, we are not saying "phase out patents." There are some members of our forums that are saying that, but it does not reflect the entire Pirate Party's desires.

Other than that, the summary is right.

Actually I know several people up here in Canada that believe that this is an accurate description of America.

Somebody must have typed "google" into Google. It's the only possible explanation.

Google is "too big" to fail.