I disagree with that, but to each her own. The upside is that you can still make your own shirts if you want, so it's not like they're keeping you from using it.

Except that doesn't hold up in court, particularly if that company didn't at some point agree to the TOS. They could have just read it as they were browsing the site, which isn't an implicit agreement.

Copyright law doesn't protect slogans or phrases, and unless you've registered a trademark it's fair game. They are doing nothing wrong by selling those shirts.

I found TwoX to be overrun by MRA's, actually. But yeah, some of the smaller hobby subs are cool.

Reddit is The Worst.

Go Lindy!

That's the only reason I clicked on the article. I was really worried about my hand cream supply.

I know that. The joke was more about the way it was phrased and the similarity of said phrasing to things that anarchist cells use as their battle cries.

She is Rupert Murdoch's Bryce Dallas Howard.

RIGHT? I can still remember watching the coverage with my parents. Feels like only a couple years ago.

At least Nancy Kerrigan is still doing well for herself, though! I love her so much. She was my Olympic crush way back when.

"Whenever you politicize something, you contaminate it."

Of course this post sent me scurrying off to find out what has happened to Tonya Harding and she is married with a beh-beh somewhere in Washington—for those who care—BUT! Apparently as of yesterday it has been twenty years since she ordered the knee-smashing on Kerrigan. Time flies, huh?

She is the rich man's Bryce Dallas Howard.

You're missing the point (and still clicking the article, it seems). Have a good one.

I love Scorcese but he makes a very specific type of film wherein women are only ornamental/funny/sometimes nuts so I can't really say I trust him to be inclusive. I'm not sure he even understands the sexism in his movies as seen from the outside. It's not that I'm giving him a pass, it's that I'm throwing him into a…

My point was that every time you click on the article you drive up the page traffic, which in turn tells Gawker/Jez that people want to read about this shit. Ergo, they will post more, you will get pissy, vicious cycle, etc. etc.

I dunno, I notice Doug catching a lot of heat but not so much Tracie, although I don't pay that much attention.

Was "Crimes Against Humanity" a Freudian slip or was it on purpose? Brilliant either way.