Hi-larious blog entry!

[Tattoo Bradley]

Sorry, but I don't see what the pityful part of the story is.
And I've filed suit for copyright infringement on some of my published work.

Dealing with the internet, you'll find that the term 'derivative works' applies to images published in the public domain.

The bottom line and I guess the point of the OP was to show us something funny, and it is.

Sometimes we all have to take things as they are and stop over-analizing everything.

And it seems you've done just that: over-analyzed. I never said anything about copyright or infringement. I simply expressed my opinion. If I think it's a "pity" you're not going to to convince me otherwise simply because it's "within the law."

[hospitaller]

If I think it's a "pity" you're not going to to convince me otherwise simply because it's "within the law."

You lost me there Brad. You think is pitiful, I don't, and I expressed why not.

Not trying to convince anyone of anything. I just remembered making collages during art class in highschool. Using/cutting/reassembling images and making new ones out of them.