Rapist, former lawmaker Ted Klaudt claims name copyright

Dec 16, 2009 17:32

So this utter douchebag, convicted child rapist and former South Dakota Republican State Rep. Ted Alvin Klaudt has decided that his name is copyrightedRapist Ted Alvin Klaudt sent a letter to the Associated Press and several other news organizations stating Ted Alvin Klaudt's demands: Organizations wishing to use Ted Alvin Klaudt's name must apply ( Read more... )

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evilegg December 16 2009, 23:50:51 UTC
Did you say his name was TED ALVIN KLAUDT, but then you added the douchebag part on your own? Because I think he might want to consider going that route as well.

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mangiati_vivi December 17 2009, 01:04:37 UTC
What the Ted Alvin Klaudt? I can't Ted Alvin Klaudt stand Ted Alvin Klaudt'ers who do this kind of Ted Alvin Klaudt. I mean really, why pull such a Ted Alvin Klaudt-ing Ted Alvin Klaudt-y stunt, when you should be rotting in prison.

Ted Alvin Klaudt, right? What is the Ted Alvin Klaudy is this world coming to?

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mangiati_vivi December 17 2009, 01:13:32 UTC
FWIW, I just now glanced at the article. Not that I'm exactly in a position to throw stones, but damn he's a big boy. If I were him I'd be less worried about prison rape than being sliced open tauntaun-style and hidden inside for warmth.

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wxgeek December 17 2009, 02:29:03 UTC
BAHAHAHA.

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wxgeek December 17 2009, 02:28:30 UTC
My Ted Alvin Klaudts exactly.

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awarrenfells December 17 2009, 19:18:06 UTC
Laura Malone, associated general counsel for intellectual property at The Associated Press, noted that the names of individuals cannot be protected under copyright law.[1]

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wxgeek December 17 2009, 19:23:41 UTC
Of course! Which is why I was very, very comfortable making this post.

/we're AP members. ;)

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