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What happens if they give you the wrong prescription? Youd have to mail it back again and wait for the new medicine to arrive. With a pharmacy if you get the wrong pills you just drive to the pharmacy and correct it and it'll only take a couple of hours, not so much with Amazon. Meanwhile you die of a heart attack waiting for the correct heart medicine to get to you.

Makes me think of this:

Theres no case in suing the default dance. Epic isn't making money off of Alfonso's dance, its free for everyone to use.

Were_Wyrm posted...

eston posted...

Is this the first time he's ever had a problem with someone using it? Because Fortnite certainly isn't the first ones to do it

I think its more along the lines of Epic is selling the dance, in other games such as WoW and Destiny it was free.

Does it cost real money for the dance emotes?

I hope he loses and has to sped the rest of his money on legal fees. This is just a dick move. They gave a nod to his only shred of relevance and he acts like they stole his meal ticket.

Maybe I'm wrong. Maybe he still does the dance in public for money. And now people think fortnite came up with it.

Yea, but if he's work for hire than anything he produces on set would be owned by the studio because it uses their resources. It'd be the same for catch phrases and stuff like that. Sort of like how in the comic book industry none of the creators actually own anything original they create. Or how any work done on university computers is owned by the university by default.

Would he even own the rights to the dance given that he did it on a show? Usually stuff like that defaults rights to the showrunners.

The Copyright Act provides in section 102(a)(4) for copyright protection in pantomimes and choreographic works created after January 1, 1978, and fixed in some tangible medium of expression.1 Choreography is the composition and arrangement of a related series of dance movements and patterns organized into a coherent whole.

https://www.legalzoom.com/articles/how-to-copyright-a-dance

The composition and arrangement of dance movements and patterns are copyrightable as choreographic works, provided they meet two criteria:

The dance must be your original work: it must originate with you and show some minimal level of creativity.

The dance must be fixed in a tangible object. This might include a film or video recording of the dance, or a precise written description in text or in a dance notation system. An idea for a dance is not entitled to copyright protection, nor is a dance that has been performed but not notated or recorded.

A dance does not have to tell a story or be presented before an audience to receive copyright protection.

Full Throttle posted...

his controversial Voice judging when he favoured one artist over another during an elimination

Can someone explain this? I've never watched the show, and it makes no sense to me.

Personally women that put any ultimatum in a profile is a turnoff. I get it on one hand, but the other is like why not be open minded? You might learn something. I don't mind dating people, at least meeting, if they differ in any number of ways.

No one who supports the NRA or is bribed by them will care.

Vietnamese-Americans, Madrid said, represent the only ethnic diversity in the party to speak of.

Not that I don't believe you, but source?

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WSM Piru posted...

Sounds extremely sketchy and the women are likely trafficked Venezuelans.

Really?

Not sure what you think this proves.

Maybe it's me, but they don't look like they are there against their will.