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Disney being the entity sued for once!

Disappointed that the article shows no images though!

In their show "Win or Lose" Disney had team t-shirts for a fictional team, theeeen proceeded to produce and sell merch based on that:

And since the Pickles are a REAL team with their own merch... Yeah.

https://www.picklesshop.com/collections/apparel?srsltid=AfmBOoqqQ8q-EGV4kC8YnkSnhFaVRvogBMPzehTaIIRXa5jr59yawe3p

Nordstrom's. It's Nordstrom's.

They're polar opposites.

First, let me say, I'm an absolute sucker for European style graphic novels. So when I caught On Mars_ at my local shop, I thumbed through it... Yeah, I'm in.

Dystopian future, criminals are used as slave labor to build a colony on Mars. The story follows a new prisoner, sent to Mars for 20 years. As a police officer, she accidentally killed a kid, the daughter of an influential politician.

The prison colony is full of gangs, religious fanatics, and escapees operating in the wild.

Through the three sections, she encounters these multiple groups and struggles to survive. Until someone decides to overthrow the power structure and take over everything for themselves.

It's honestly, a GREAT read, I had no problem with it at all until the last few pages.

Senator John Kennedy froze and then properly zoned out—forcing Fox to cut the interview short.

At a minimum, we should make it illegal for landlords to block tenants from having AC installed.

If we aren't going to require it, at least force them to allow it. Too many rentals have a "no window units" clause, that needs to go.

We recently upgraded our house to central air, something went wrong this week and while it was 96° outside it was 89° inside.

I had to go sit in the car AC at 1 AM because the heat was making me sick. AC should be perma-fixed tomorrow.

Remember when I said calling them "weaklings" was bound to backfire? Yeah...

First, let me say, I'm an absolute sucker for European style graphic novels. So when I caught On Mars_ at my local shop, I thumbed through it... Yeah, I'm in.

Dystopian future, criminals are used as slave labor to build a colony on Mars. The story follows a new prisoner, sent to Mars for 20 years. As a police officer, she accidentally killed a kid, the daughter of an influential politician.

The prison colony is full of gangs, religious fanatics, and escapees operating in the wild.

Through the three sections, she encounters these multiple groups and struggles to survive. Until someone decides to overthrow the power structure and take over everything for themselves.

It's honestly, a GREAT read, I had no problem with it at all until the last few pages.