A Broke Fan Owes $5,400 For Pokemon-Themed Party Posters
Jason Koebler writes: A fan has been ordered by a Washington judge to pay the Pokémon Company International $5,400 for copyright infringement after attempting to throw a Pokemon-themed party earlier this summer. Even though he canceled the free event, the Pokemon Company successfully sued Ramar Larkin Jones, for using an image of Pikachu to promote the Unofficial PAX Pokemon Kickoff Party.
Gotta catch them all!
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My wife and I divorced and my kids came to live with me after they figured out that I had the coolest toys. My son was into these things. He was still fairly young at the time. For a while I had him convinced that they got the name for the show from that period when you sit on the toilet and aren't actually able to go. He was convinced it was a "peek-a-pooh."
Yes, yes he does sometimes abhor my very existence but I don't regret it one bit. I am still waiting for the right time. for my daughter to be around a few of her friends, so that I can ask her to explain what "twerking" is.
This is my parental obligation. They're both adults now but I still have my job to do. I can't wait until they have children. I'm going to buy them each a drum kit and spoil them beyond belief. That part is not my obligation. That part is purely revenge. If you have kids, you might understand.
"So long and thanks for all the fish."