KatScratchFever
KatScratchFever
KatScratchFever

@underwhelm: Well thank you. :) I stand clarified. Just to pose the question, does an artist in Zach's case even have any kind of recourse in a situation like this if he doesn't have the means to afford legal action against someone? In all the previous experiences I've had with appropriation of work, it seems like

@underwhelm: Oh really? I assume you're an artist or a copyright lawyer? I'd love for you to clarify for me then. Because I've had many, many conversations about this with other artists, musicians, writers and the like who have had their work stolen or appropriated by other people both online and off, and have taken

@e-friend says hello: No, and fortunately so (IMO). If there was some sort of legal precedent set in which you could sue someone for posting your work or images (specifically credited) anywhere on the internet, it would be the downfall of the blogosphere. Not to mention that the SEO benefits from people reposting your

Too bad it seems they've just grabbed a screen shot of the actual comic, or saved it and uploaded on their servers now. Booooooo...

I could watch Faces of Death a thousand times over while eating dinner and not bat a lash, but I have learned today that videos of pus-pumping pimple-popping render me unable to hit the "play" button.

Am I the only one who feels skeptical about things like this? That maybe they didn't actually find it? They certainly wouldn't tell us anything other than, "it's cool! All our highly toxic nerve agent is accounted for! Nothing to see here, move on please..."

@ArmandDangerous: The Bennyhilifier is maybe my favorite internet tool EVAR!

@firtaid: I brought that fun fact up on a previous rat/subway post. I'm assuming the ones that take the train are so sick they can't even crawl from station to station.

@LolaLane: Amen! I am at the point now that whenever any man approaches me with "Can I ask you a quick question?" or "Excuse me..." I am immediately bracing myself for something like this, and immediately make sure I am out of arm's reach. It sounds sad, because it is, but it's a necessity for me to live in a highly

@gingersnap555: And then women like me, who are quick to tell any random perv who doesn't immediately respect my initial polite "no thanks" to "Fuck off", are bitches of the highest degree.

"But I do wish they'd realize that telling women what to do with their love lives accomplishes nothing more than anxiety."

@MacAttack: Oh, internet! Please let this man have all the second chances of the people in the world who never got them. There are hundreds of blockbuster movies that need voice overs made every year...I think you've found your talent and your good deed for awhile.

@Trulymadlyme: I wish I had seen this about five months before Christmas. I think next year Mom is going to get her own nicely framed version with her three kids. Tearjerker!

@bonjoursimone: Nice work. I stick my neck out constantly against perverts and misogynist assholes either harassing me or other women in public or the train or whatever. I've said time and time and time again that men are only going to stop doing this garbage if they know women are not little mute easy targets who

@Big-Tool: Me too. That's why I just deleted my Myspace account. Because nobody does. Sionara, Myspace! You are SO 2003.

@ChestRockwell18: I don't know if you are a bike rider at all, but my boyfriend and I are excited about these:

@ChestRockwell18: OR, if you're anything like me, you carry around a oney so you can toke just a bit before work, just a bit after that awful meeting with your boss (who's insane), without looking conspicuous.