Mark as Spambobby : 10/15/2009 12:28 AM
yo!! whatup sexy "doll"? lol.. long time no see..como te va mi amor? besitos ;) thanks for stopping bye
Mark as SpamAlcy : 01/30/2009 10:06 PM
Hey, thanks, I'm alright. Had an injection...so far it seems to have helped a little, it's supposed to keep working for the next couple of weeks, then I probably have to get another one in a month, maybe more after that. They aren't sure if it can be totally fixed, but at least it's a little better.
Mark as SpamAlcy : 01/27/2009 8:42 PM
Thanks! Hope you have a great one, too. ♥ Eye appointment tomorrow...if they can't fix the retinal bleeding, I probably won't be doing any more reroots.
Mark as SpamAlcy : 12/13/2008 12:35 AM
Yeah! They hyped up the redesign so much, but in the end it came out way worse! Also, their PR firm fired a bunch of the good workers and let in some people who didn't even realize that there were any adult collectors of the brand (formerly several MGA employees, including Larian himself, personally acknowledged BratzWorld which is primarily visited by adults, a few teenagers). These new people seem to be aiming for a pink princess brand...which was exactly what they started out as an alternative to, and which was why they were selling so well!
Mark as SpamAlcy : 12/12/2008 7:14 AM
Yeah. There has to be a chance for the appeal - especially since a lot of legal professionals are saying the judge's order was too harsh, and it isn't to the public's benefit in any respect - consumers or workers on either side. Still, it is sad it's come to this. Even if MGA survives, look how hard they've already been hit, with the cheap hair they've had to start using/reduced outfits and accessories. It will be a difficult recovery no matter what.
Mark as SpamAlcy : 12/06/2008 9:08 PM
Also of note: in the original trial, the very first concept drawing was not found to have been created during Carter Bryant's employment with Mattel and was not awarded to them, only subsequent concept drawings were. The jury from the original trial also found that only the first generation of dolls should have been considered infringement.
