Episode 220 - "That's How You Get Elected: The Butterfly Effect Of Voting"

Welcome to the 20th episode nestled deep within the second case file of the Fair Use Law podcast. Join Randy and Dan as they journey through a veritable marsh of topics this week including Old Navy ripping off all of Japan, the Gingerdead Man movie being a thing, Linda McMahon’s run for senate, an ill fated night out to see former members of KMFDM perform 3 feet away from us, insane pop music and rock band tour riders, and more. For a limited time that expires never, we’ll throw in a second Slapchop and a Free Association Theater from the third wheel Baker, just pay separate shipping and handling.

Now let's dive headfirst into controversy by dividing the world into the new Civil War: Fuccons versus Old Navy's Super Modelquins:



Compare and contrast with Old Navy's "original" advertising:



Linda McMahon, are you going to pass legislation against such Japanese idea theft if you are elected into office?



Now I've built my online reputation on a sturdy foundation of bad C-grade horror movies such as Jack Frost or the Ice Scream Man, but even I was taken aback to learn that this was a thing:



And finally, a wrestling update! Apparently Fair Use Law's favorite professional wrestler of all time, President Ramu, is still dominating all of Japan even at the tender, veteran age of 8. Keep going for the Ace, Ramu!