Apparently it all started as a Netflix bug that made it show up under the “LGBT” film category. 

Didn’t they sell the rights to the game as part of their bankruptcy liquidation?

Repurposing an otherwise common term as a brand name for something not particularly related to the term’s original usage is a common trademark method. I don’t have any problem with Iron Maiden, a rock band, trademarking the term when used to refer to something music-related.

1) This appears to be all a trademark dispute, not copyright.

A minor cannot legally sign a contract except in special circumstances. However, when a minor signs a contract outside of such circumstances, it does not mean the minor has broken the law. It is instead as if the contract had never been signed at all.

It doesn’t fully protect the company given the language of this bill. This legislation would base its restrictions on who is *actually* playing the game, not solely whoever the company can claim it is intended for.

It’s not a crime in itself to lie to an age gate.

Age gates aren’t any good at actually blocking sales to minors, and I doubt they’d provide much of a legal defense should this bill become law in its current form. 

It also does an excellent job of repurposing sound bites from the films.

I found SOM to be a pretty lousy fit for Tolkien’s LOTR canon, but it fit quite well into Jackson’s cinematic LOTR canon. 

The king is of House Stark. 

The wall is miles long. It’s only got a gap near the Eastern side, by the sea. 

Yes, in the year 2019, in North Carolina, once a person consents to sex, there are no backsies.

The “It’s a Date” song sounds almost like a Hall & Oates parody, that Beaks of course has the EDM remix of. 

If they’re paying overtime hours, though, they’re much better off being patient. 

Disney pulled another bait-and-switch with their digital season pass again. This episode is labeled on Amazon Video as being part of Season 4, which is a load of crap. 

I’d wager that Sony doesn’t want the central traffic issues that come from automatically updating every installed game on every connected system any time a publisher posts a new update. 

They should really be suing the business itself, right?

I would also recommend S. A. Chakraborty’s “The City of Brass” and its sequel “The Kingdom of Copper.” 

Last time I checked, if you have a KFC that has a buffet, they normally serve Chicken Livers, though not the gizzards.