How is that ironic?

The only show that is more overrated than Game of Thrones is The Good Wife.

I'd like it if B&W basically said to Martin, "look, that character is terrible, so we're not going to put her in the show, if you want to write her go ahead, but we're getting to the end of this story before you, so nah nah nah."

I'll be that guy and brag that I knew about Belgium being good before they became popular. As evidenced by my betting ticket for them to win at 200-1.

But Okkervil rewrote the lyrics, so can't get a compulsory license. So can be sued.

Apologies for correcting you in two places, but satire can very assuredly be fair use.

There is no real legal distinction anymore between parody and satire.

It's a difficult trick to accomplish. I usually default to a assassin/sniper style character in those games—never got around to playing Skyrim, but in both Morrowind and Oblivion, it was basically over once I got to the point where my character could spam invisibility spells. Then every fight mostly consisted of…

You can also thank Justice Ginsburg, who for all her great opinions on other things, writes some pretty terrible copyright opinions. (Also not a great friend of the Native American.)

Laches won't apply in a suit for damages, so he's saying he just discovered so he can sue for equitable relief, I'm guessing he's going to ask for an injunction. Which will fail, but will probably be sufficient to get a settlement and some cash. And it's three years from the actual infringement, not discovery.

Three years, but since the infringement is effectively continuous, it's okay. The Supreme Court just decided a case about this. Wrongly, if I may say so. Justice Ginsburg strikes again.

I only like the stuff after the episode when Dylan gave Bubbles a couple vials.

"I would like the duster to be burned and its ashes buried in an unmarked grave somewhere by the river."

Also, he would be perpetually in violation.

Little known fact: the BioSphere project was based on an early test screening of BioDome.

Okay, that's even dumber. What kind of crappy protective suit both rips and can be stitched up with a needle and a bit of thread. Also, he's really fortunate that it ripped perfectly in the form of a six-pack of abs.

OMG ur so rite.

I never understand how more people don't get away in a car chase with the Batmobile. Just head down any street and make a u-turn. That thing has the turning radius of the Exxon Valdez.

Your comment is an 11.

But then why did ninjas not wear capes?