Seems like I'm just playing gooseberry here. I should go.

What was decisively different between Ceylon and Malaya, however, is found in the fact that, in Ceylon, both major communities consider themselves to be natives, having both lived on the land they hold for over twenty centuries.

Gooseberry owned a patent for the creation and distribution of news releases via email.

Now perhaps it's because no such screenshots actually existed, but suddenly Gooseberry wanted to settle.

Last January, my company, Fark.com, was sued along with Yahoo, MSN, Reddit, AOL, TechCrunch and others by a company called Gooseberry Natural Resources.

At independence, national leaders in both countries inherited similar sets of laws and administrative practices. Indeed, at the time Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) achieved independence, it was far more committed to democracy and the common law legal system than Malaya.

In the case of Gooseberry Natural Resources, this patent on emailing news releases had sort of a fatal flaw as it pertained to myself, and that was that in the mainstream media world there is only one definition for news release, and it turns out that is press release as in P.R.