Michael Bluejay, owner of BicycleUniverse.info, has threatened to "remove our site" via the DMCA:

This is to advise you that you are using copyrighted and protected

material on your site. Please remove all copyrighted content from your

website that you have illegally stolen from our website. Your action

is a violation of national and international copyright law. The stolen

material includes, but might not be limited to, content on the

following page:

http://www.rtmark.com/more/articles/anti-drugbicycleaustin.html

This information was stolen from the following page (might not be a

complete list):

http://bicycleuniverse.info/newsletters/2003-12-05.html

If the material is not removed within seven days, I will contact your

ISP to remove your site under the Digital Millenium Copyright Act, and

will contact Google to have them remove your site from their index

under the same Act.

We are saddened by Mr. Bluejay's strange behavior, but have removed the "offending" page, which was our archive of an article on his site that references a website (TheAnti-Drug.com) that we were associated with.

We shall refrain from demanding that Mr. Bluejay remove extensive quotes in his article (below) that were lifted directly from TheAnti-Drug.com, (a) because we don't own that website or have anything to do with its content, and (b) because that would be just as strange as referencing the DMCA act in the way he does.

From http://bicycleuniverse.info/newsletters/2003-12-05.html:

Car addiction a threat to children

A website called TheAnti-Drug.com parodies anti-drug materials by pointing out the addictive nature of automobiles and their threat to human health, especially where children are concerned. The feature "Kids and Cars: Not a harmless high" includes testimonials such as these:

Car User Tells Kids It Will Destroy Your Life

I've been driving for 20 years. I wish I never started. It destroys your body little by little. If you're a kid and reading this, start learning how to live car-free now, you'll thank me later.

Teen Tells Parents All Types of Kids Drive

I'm not a parent but a 17 year old high school student. I want to tell everyone that there is no one certain group or clique that uses cars. My high school is small (about 650 kids) and, no exaggeration here, the majority of the students are "into" cars. It's not just the "skaters", the "punks' or the "white trash", its EVERYBODY. Almost all of the jocks drive, the prom queen, the cheerleaders, and nobody pays any attention because they think that only the "bad kids" drive. The preppy rich kids with the good grades and perfect home lives are no exception. Even the cops' kids drive. I know, I've been in a car with the son of the chief of police. So if you think your child is not the type to get sucked into the dangerous car-culture by peer-pressure, you'd better think again, because there is no certain type.

Our favorite bit was the commercial "Okay" about how drug money funds terrorists, cleverly edited to be about how oil money funds terrorists. (see MPG commercial)