No, it’s clearly not. Fair use means that you’re not breaking any laws by posting a video of you & your friends dancing to a song. It does not mean that you get to reference a movie in several direct ways to promote a political agenda.

Her accent is so damn phony and stilted I can’t get past it.

Take that back! Rhea Perlman is a national treasure.

Fair use as a parody requires “at least in part, comments on that author’s works”

I think this suit is largely to distance the franchise from her. They got Blu Rays to sell!!

It’s either negative or completely wrong. Like when Ronald Reagan tried to use Springsteen’s “Born in the USA” — he’d clearly never actually listened to the lyrics.

oh god, you know christie probably cried motor oil over that.

Springsteen rejecting Christie is by far the best pop culture backlash.

Republicans, especially, make me cringe with their pop culture references. It is the tone, isn’t it? It is always negative.

“ENJOY THE GO”

No, you’d get fired for being an awesome teacher who isn’t irrationally afraid of sex education.

Just imagine the proliferation of ads if it were MEN having the period. “Keep your warrior ready, NOT reddy. The Manstrubrief will make sure you are never caught red...handed!”

That grapefruit doesn’t look too healthy, it’s got a little bubbling on the left. I’m pretty sure it needs some antibiotics.

OBVIOUSLY, those women are not more scantily dressed than a Victoria’s Secret ad. That guy is dumb. And, obviously, this is some “eww, periods are gross! girls are gross!” bullshit. That said, that grapefruit is kind of freaking me out.

Seriously. I bet they have laxative ads and toilet paper ads all the time and never even noticed it.

I would be a bad teacher and get fired because I would have said, “He’s sad because he penis doesn’t work right.”

I kind of get it with the grapefruit (that is one startlingly fuckable grapefruit), but at the same time, if you can advertise a Georgia O’Keeffe exhibition on the subway, and you can...

You prohibit ads containing “excretory activities,” which according to you, translates to period-related ads, MTA? How about go fuck yourself up the ass with a white-hot, splintered poker, you raging doucheaholics.

When I lived in NYC, there were TONS of ads that said “Do you suffer from erectile dysfunction?” over a pic of a sad looking dude and dissatisfied half-naked woman. I’m glad those were fine for the standards board, especially when I took my students on a field trip and someone asked what those words meant. Luckily a…