perisnoop:

snake-fingers:

Hey @perisnoop

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wack.

Art Theft by Old Navy

zooophagous:

doggiedrawings:

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My art gets stolen all the time.

I have been through many copyright infringement cases – some have been resolved amicably, and there are ones that have taken more work. This case against Old Navy (Gap) is not getting resolved right now because Old Navy is denying copyright infringement. 

They are being totally unapologetic, and have said that it would be a “bad business decision” for me to expect to be reasonably compensated for the use of my art. Instead of compensating me, they have chosen to pay a large law firm to fight me, and have even asked the judge to order me to pay THEIR legal fees.

When a company as large and mainstream as Old Navy steals my art and profits from it, and is unapologetic about it, I cannot afford NOT to fight this. My lawyers and I will be fighting this for as long as it takes.

Thank you for all your support. Please feel free to repost this!  

Lili

#fightingformyart #stoparttheft #copyrightinfringement

Feel free to @ old navy on social media to let them know first hand that you find it unacceptable

robert-the-redhead-lover:

dadpat-tactual:

osheamobile:

aneternalscoutandabrownie:

ricehamburger-esq:

this is it, this is the best video on the entire internet, everybody can retire now

yes, this is exactly what you think it will be

I knew, knew, what song it would be before I clicked unmute.

@ruthless-rage it me 😂😭

@nunyabizni @klubbhead @trashcanbees @jlongbone @lastsonlost @pipermccloud @astral–nymph @the-mighty-birdy @mojave-red @keyhollow

The Fungus That Turns Ants Into Zombies Is More Diabolical Than We Realized

bogleech:

Science wasn’t actually certain how fungi like cordyceps “hijacked” their host’s behavior, and we always kind of assumed it was causing some relatively simplistic damage to the brain, but now it seems the truth is much more like all the dramatized versions of it in sci-fi horror.

These fungi integrate themselves on the cellular level with the host’s tissues all throughout their body, actually seem to send signals to the host’s muscles and even alter the host’s genes with their own.

And all the while, it turns out THE BRAIN ISN’T TAKEN OVER AT ALL.

These fungi, all along, have been converting their hosts into animal-fungal hybrids they control while the host’s brain and consciousness remain helplessly alive and largely unaltered.

The Fungus That Turns Ants Into Zombies Is More Diabolical Than We Realized

bowtochris:

chromalogue:

runtime-err0r:

itsvondell:

you can take one man’s trash to another man’s treasure but you can’t make it drink

Fun fact: the blending of idioms or cliches is called a malaphor.

My personal favorite is “We’ll burn that bridge when we get to it.”

I’m rather fond of “It’s not rocket surgery” and “not the sharpest egg in the attic,” but my all-time favourite is, “…until the cows freeze over.”

You’ve opened this can of worms, now lie in it,