Is it still copyright infringement if you get the name of the company wrong?
Brian Sack
I started Banterist in 2003 after this conversation with my cat. It led to all sorts of good things.
Is it still copyright infringement if you get the name of the company wrong?
How could someone mess that up? Engrish…
*snicker* It says TITch. *snort*
Hey baby! Nice Titch! (hic)
They even got the Abercrombif part incorrect. I guess it’s still better than Whateverbie & B*tch.
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HA HA HA… Just because the company producing the ad is big, doesn’t mean they are about to shell out any bucks for non-counterfeit items…
For those of us with daughters who have been in an Abercrombie store, let me say the shirt is not too far off the mark. I think (but am not certain) that Abercrombie is in China under a different name. It has retail stores selling similar clothes, for less than in the U.S., but under a different brand name.
As long as they don’t screw up the “GRILS GONE WILB” shirts or the “Jakrabnif” vibrators.