Okay. We can all agree, as I suspect many of us do, that NRJ is not the high water mark of Imagineering’s work.
But we can also think that it’s visually appealing. Or that it’s a fine ride for what it is: a C-ticket boat ride that has interesting combinations of screens and physical sets...
Why can’t he hold the opinion that NRJ is both too short and also aesthetically pleasing? Or is even the faintest praise of Imagineering’s latest work #BlindBrandLoyalty?
It’s the plaintiff’s bar at its finest, friend.
Judges do dumb things regularly. From my understanding, the plaintiff got past a motion to dismiss or a motion for summary judgment, probably both. If the judge didn’t think there was something here, she would’ve probably booted the case years...
Let me bring out my lawyer hat (I am an actual lawyer haha):
Yes, criminal trespass is a thing. No, it's not relevant to the analysis here. Reselling the object (let's not get into the intent requirement) is a breach of your contract for the AP. Breaching a contract is (almost always) not...
Just to clarify, it's not "illegal" to resell these items. It may be a breach of contract (i.e. violating the terms and conditions of an annual pass), but that's a separate issue.
Again, immoral maybe, but not unlawful.
Well, yeah, but roughly 2/3rds of DIS shares are owned by institutional investors. And just a hunch, but I'm willing to wager that they care much more about returns than how Epcot is defined.
As much as we here may question the approach regarding Parks and Resorts, Wall Street has validated...
Just ran a quick search of US trademarks. ESPN has a registered mark for the phrase "The Worldwide Leader in Sports." There are few other live marks using the words "worldwide leader," which leads me to think that if the USPTO is willing to award multiple marks using the phrase, then Tom's...
Not to derail your well-thought-out thread, but I saw Imagineering Concept Series, read it slightly differently, and was immediately triggered. There once was a different ICS around these parts, but that was some time ago.
The Fourteenth Commandment: Thou shalt not instruct @englanddg on where he will and will not post, for @englanddg is old and wise and doesn’t come here often anymore.
Also, to whomever decided to make their presentation 80+ pages: I spend my days reading voluminous material that would put most all of your to sleep, but **** if that wasn’t the longest thing I’ve read in a month. Y’all need a better copy editor.
Take it from an old timer who was stomping...