[Comfort Food - NSFW, Scat, Vomit]
Finally able to post the lil mini-comic I did for the Squeaky Clean Art Troupe (S.C.A.T.) and their second zine, Date Night!
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the other day I really needed to be up at like 6 despite usually falling asleep at 4 so I set the loudest alarm I could find on my phone and it was like an air raid siren and I thought the bombs were dropping for real and was like “oh we’re all dead might as well sleep”
(REUPLOADED because of an error!!!)Diaper inspection day at Diaper U! unfortunately everyone else in the class is paired up. that means you're stuck with Miss Reina 😔 #abdl#diaper#diapergirl#abdlgirl
Nissan sued a computer repairman for $10,000,000 to take the Nissan․com domain.
His legal last name was Uzi Nissan.
He refused to fold, spent $3,000,000 fighting them in federal court for 8 years, and won.
This is the story of Uzi Nissan and why a $20B car giant still can't use Nissan․com.
1980-1994
- Uzi Nissan emigrates from Israel to Raleigh, North Carolina
- opens a small auto repair shop in 1980 using his family surname
- launches Nissan Computer Corporation on May 14, 1991 selling PCs and servers
- registers Nissan․com on June 4, 1994 for $70 while the automaker barely touches the web
December 10, 1999
- Nissan Motor Co. realizes a North Carolina PC shop owns their exact domain
- instead of paying his asking price, the automaker files a $10,000,000 federal lawsuit for cybersquatting
- Uzi refuses to back down and turns the homepage of Nissan․com into a public archive of their legal threats
1999-2007
- the court battle drags on for 8 years across district court, the Ninth Circuit, and a Supreme Court petition
- Uzi spends over $3,000,000 in legal fees and takes out two mortgages on his home
- federal judges rule a corporation can't strip a man of a domain built on his own birth name
July 2020 - Today
- Uzi Nissan passes away from COVID-19 in July 2020 at age 68
- when thieves hijack the domain after his death, a federal judge orders Nissan․com returned to his family estate in April 2024
To this day, Nissan Motors is forced to use NissanUSA․com.
If you type Nissan․com into your browser right now, you still don't get a car dealership.
You get a memorial to the computer repairman who beat a multinational giant over his own last name.
I've done all of these things before realizing I'm trans so now you get to enjoy looking at me in a year doing them again (idealized version and so on)
also if you want a sketch like this (2 characters max) I'll do some one day delivery €50 sketches dm me