Bible-Belt Trademark Abuse

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Nov
21
2007

I Snapped this From a T-Shirt shop in Gatlinburg, TN, smack dab in the Bible Belt.

Tolerated, I suppose by legal departments of real brands. I can’t imagine they have permission. Protected as a parody?

Hyper tacky IMO.

Posted by Scott Clark @ 1:24 pm

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One Response to “Bible-Belt Trademark Abuse”

Nov
21
2007

At 5:43 pm Michael Dorausch Says:

The walkways at Venice Beach are not different except that the messages lean towards marijuana and alcohol use. Never did understand how these places manage to pull this off.

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