The Maestro has written another book

[Night_Flight]

He just launched a new website. The “about me” page is as creative as ever, and the copyright notice at the bottom is… interesting.

https://nickperonacedressa.wixsite.com/my-site-1

[Sticky_Situation]

Looks like he’s hoping someone will copy a quote for discussion so he can sue COTH for “copyright infringement”

[trubandloki]

I am interested in knowing what one does to perform something on a website that makes it a copyright infringement?

If I go out and become a bounty hunter am I in trouble for copyright infringement?

[Sticky_Situation]

@trubandloki

I am interested in knowing what one does to perform something on a website that makes it a copyright infringement?

If I go out and become a bounty hunter am I in trouble for copyright infringement?

So much for the interpretive dance of Nick’s website I was planning to put on TikTok! What a shame.

[Mara]

He’s now making his own wine.

I think that explains a lot.

[Night_Flight]

Is there a Minute Rice equivalent that could be used for wine-making?

[trubandloki]

@Mara

He’s now making his own wine.

Where did you see this?

[Mara]

Under “Other Fun Facts About Me”.

He’s very proud of his auto-penned letter from Trump, of course.

Dear god, how did I miss where he’s decided to (re)write history books because he’s “deeply concerned true history isn’t being taught in school’s anymore.”

Dude, you SHOULD be concerned that true English grammar is apparently not being taught in schools anymore.

[Ghazzu]

Doesn’t satire come under “fair use”, thou gh?

[Angela_Freda]

So he has a new website, one assumes to advertise, but no one is supposed to share content…?
Doesn’t that make it hard for his audience to grow past his alters and family members?

[chancellor2]

Oh goodie. Wix. When he gets hacked by someone in the middle East, will he also blame COTH?
https://www.quora.com/Is-it-easy-to-hack-a-Wix-website

[Dee-Vee]

Publish or perish .

[TheDBYC]

@Night_Flight

Is there a Minute Rice equivalent that could be used for wine-making?

I’ve run into some folks who make wine with canned fruit cocktail.

[ASB_Stars]

@HereComesZach

I’m cracking up

I’m from the same area, it’s not a Newfoundland accent, it’s a straight up delco accent (Philly suburbs.) Locally the accent is stereotyped as being ‘lower class,’ often associated with neighborhoods with low graduation rates and high opioid addiction and teen pregnancy rates. If you’ve seen Mare of Easttown, like that.

Take from that what you will

So true!

This is the county south of me, and they are VERY fond of “Youse” and butchering the verb “to be”. My Ex was from there, and all of his sisters and their husbands sounded exactly like this. It’s really the area that the blue collar labor from Philly lived in. The dialect is clearly discernable- no question where “dese” folks are from. Philly’s Main Line is just north of the area by a few miles- and completely different.

No judgment on the people- well, except for NIck!

[ASB_Stars]

@Night_Flight

Is there a Minute Rice equivalent that could be used for wine-making?

Pruno.

[LiberalSnowflake]

Surely that’s more like a nick name?

[Brown_Derby]

Those are the fruit cocktail people.

If all else fails, maybe it could power a lawnmower.

[Dee-Vee]

He hasn’t figured out that the Internet is without boundaries, and suing people for “copyright infringement” is a game so like whack-a-mole.

[Paint_Party]

Oh, the new year is getting off to a banging start!

But a question:
How many clients constitute a 'handful"?

[Sticky_Situation]

@Paint_Party

Oh, the new year is getting off to a banging start!

But a question:
How many clients constitute a 'handful"?

Depends on whether or not the individual in question has small hands