Got into an argument last week because my husband put mayo in the mashed potatoes he made for us and he didn't say anything until after I'd eaten it.

LIES. MAYO IS PROOF GOD LOVES US.

I heard from a guy who heard from another guy that Bill Belichick has a video of Dez Bryant videotaping Colts GM Ryan Grigson letting air out of the balls while holding a rifle on a grassy knoll in Dallas.

There isn't one.

But it is covered under Fair Use, so he is allowed to distribute it. Fan-art is not copyright infringement, even when it's really expensively produced fan-art.

That was actually the point, they were making fun of the hollywood trend of gritty remakes with this.

Except that this is satirical/criticism of the original show's themes, uses no original footage, and is making no money. This is a shining example of where Fair Use should protect the content, and yet once again the DMCA was used to pull something down a copyright holder didn't like. And if they are forced to let it…

Except he's not making money without their consent. That's a big part of this. It's pretty clearly covered under fair use, but it's likely going to come down to "Does Joseph feel like going through the hassle and expense of fighting Saban's big shot lawyers just to get the NSFW version of his fan short back up?"

Saban is apparently trying to make a reboot movie, so they probably don't want this interfering with their official movie...

...or any concept of how discourse works. In his mind it's somehow improper to disagree when someone publicly asserts that his experience is universal.

Ill have you know that the N54 in my 1 Series has only exploded 3 times. If thats not the picture of reliability I dont know what is.

Well, you should have said "not everyone cares" instead of basically "you may be the only one who cares", when a large amount of people care.

'erbs? Really? You're French now are you?

ok, willfully ignoring something like that is an impressive feat. i'd want to demonstrate the bat for them in a very personal way at that point

"It tastes like grass, but spicier."

That honestly read like you encountered a time traveling humanoid robot trying to figure food.

Soy sauce? Yo no hablo Spanish, Senor Diabetes Cookbook.

I'm always completely thrown off when you get to a question that you have no viable words to answer with, like "what does basil taste like?". You're down the basics of language here. You just have no words, we've gotten to the end of the adjective list and we're done.

I really, really hope Linda Colt charged that dumb customer for an Irish coffee and not just a regular one.

But it's specifically called Irish coffee because it's alcoholic. You know, like the Irish.