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Getbig Main Boards => Gossip & Opinions => Topic started by: Ex Coelis on April 07, 2006, 08:40:11 AM
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I sure hope Jay's got a good legal team - it's only a matter of time before Big Louie comes knocking . . .
(http://www.jaycutler.com/images/halloween_group.jpg)
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how fucking gay can bb'ing get, those are the gayest pictures i've ever seen.
I think he makes a great Hulk!
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That chin is just amazing, even covered in green paint it stands out.
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I sure hope Jay's got a good legal team - it's only a matter of time before Big Louie comes knocking . . .
(http://www.jaycutler.com/images/halloween_group.jpg)
Imagine running through a city dressed and built like Jay. People would swear they've seen the real Hulk. ;D
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I sure hope Jay's got a good legal team - it's only a matter of time before Big Louie comes knocking . . .
(http://www.jaycutler.com/images/halloween_group.jpg)
Rumor has it that Louie's legal team is in the process of trademarking the color green as the exclusive property of Lou Ferrigno.
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If we gone give him high heels to add some height, it would complete the picture.
Btw, his wife is hot,
but you can't find a damn thing about her.
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Lou does not own the rights to the Hulk and I'm even surprised that he is allowed to call himself that at the AC expo.
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Pretty sure Lou doens't own the rights but pretty sure he pays a lciense fee to use it. Trademark infridgement is a major concern to companies and he has beeen so open using it that I am pretty sure he pays to use the term "Hulk"
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Imagine running through a city dressed and built like Jay. People would swear they've seen the real Hulk. ;D
yeah but jay can't run.
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That's not a costume, that's Jay after every olympia - he's just green with envy.
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Watch out I heard Lou is going to sue Crayola Crayons for using the color green. He is also going to sue the Little Lepricon from the breakfast cereal for using the color green.
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Jay's too short to be the hulk...
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Lou owns the color GREEN in his mind F**k that POS I hope marvel comics sues him!!!!!!!!!!! him and his wife are nothing but greedy motherf**KERS.....WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND!! nothing but a hasbeen.... ::)
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yeah but jay can't run.
hahahahaha
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I wrote to lou website to tell him what a piece of shit he is and he wrote me back under the screen name Lion1184@aol.com he told me to go F myself lets all write to the SOB and tell him what we all think of him.
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Lou owns the color GREEN in his mind F**k that POS I hope marvel comics sues him!!!!!!!!!!! him and his wife are nothing but greedy motherf**KERS.....WHAT GOES AROUND COMES AROUND!! nothing but a hasbeen.... ::)
Meltdown
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Meltdown
LOL ;D
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Jay looks like a nice guy is he? 8)
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Jay is a super guy I took a picture of him with my girlfriend, he was all smiles.
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That's not a costume, that's Jay after every olympia - he's just green with envy.
LOL
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Misguided Ferrigno Sues Hollywood Star
Daily Variety
April 10, 2006
Former professional bodybuilder and actor Lou Ferrigno filed a lawsuit in the Superior Court of Los Angeles on Monday against 'La Bamba' actor Lou Diamond Phillips, alleging that the Hollywood star is "profiting from the misappropriation" of the name 'Lou' in all types of print and television media. According to a spokesperson for Lou Diamond Phillips, the actor intends to fight the case in court. "We have reviewed the complaint and found it to be frivolous and without merit," said Frank Albertson, an attorney with the high-powered Wilshire Avenue firm of Cahill, Albertson, Hyatt & Solters. He added, "We plan to countersue Mr. Ferrigno for malicious prosecution, false portrayal in a public light, and defamation of character." Ferrigno, who recently made news by suing his brother for using the Ferrigno surname in his fitness business, had no comment through his spokesperson. Former action hero and current California governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, is a good friend of Ferrigno. His press secretary released a statement saying: "The Governor supports his friend Lou Ferrigno during this difficult period in his life, and wishes him great success with his case." While legal pundits think Ferrigno has gone too far in suing someone over the use of their first name, Loyola-Marymount Law Professor Daniel Capra sees the case as a toss-up. "If Mr. Ferrigno can prove that Mr. Diamond-Phillips is attempting to cash in on the use of the name 'Lou' without justification, or for the sole purpose of profiting through the use of that name, a jury could find for Mr. Ferrigno." The case, one of first impression by the California Courts, could go to trial as early as August.
Incredible!!!
SE
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LMAO
good job Ed
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Very clever my man
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Jay would have made a better Hulk he is nice to people.
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Misguided Ferrigno Sues Hollywood Star
Daily Variety
April 10, 2006
Former professional bodybuilder and actor Lou Ferrigno filed a lawsuit in the Superior Court of Los Angeles on Monday against 'La Bamba' actor Lou Diamond Phillips, alleging that the Hollywood star is "profiting from the misappropriation" of the name 'Lou' in all types of print and television media. According to a spokesperson for Lou Diamond Phillips, the actor intends to fight the case in court. "We have reviewed the complaint and found it to be frivolous and without merit," said Frank Albertson, an attorney with the high-powered Wilshire Avenue firm of Cahill, Albertson, Hyatt & Solters. He added, "We plan to countersue Mr. Ferrigno for malicious prosecution, false portrayal in a public light, and defamation of character." Ferrigno, who recently made news by suing his brother for using the Ferrigno surname in his fitness business, had no comment through his spokesperson. Former action hero and current California governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, is a good friend of Ferrigno. His press secretary released a statement saying: "The Governor supports his friend Lou Ferrigno during this difficult period in his life, and wishes him great success with his case." While legal pundits think Ferrigno has gone too far in suing someone over the use of their first name, Loyola-Marymount Law Professor Daniel Capra sees the case as a toss-up. "If Mr. Ferrigno can prove that Mr. Diamond-Phillips is attempting to cash in on the use of the name 'Lou' without justification, or for the sole purpose of profiting through the use of that name, a jury could find for Mr. Ferrigno." The case, one of first impression by the California Courts, could go to trial as early as August.
Incredible!!!
SE
I just...this can't be real...it's....but....huh?
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"The Governor supports his friend Lou Ferrigno during this difficult period in his life, and wishes him great success with his case"
what is this difficult period Arnold is referring to?
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I liked Lou Diamond Phillips , if Lou is suing him I hope he drops dead.
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This was a great joke you got me going.
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Its a wind-up.
Zzzzzz :P
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Jay is a super guy I took a picture of him with my girlfriend, he was all smiles.
Of course.. He won't be smiling if you takes a picture with him
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Misguided Ferrigno Sues Hollywood Star
Daily Variety
April 10, 2006
Former professional bodybuilder and actor Lou Ferrigno filed a lawsuit in the Superior Court of Los Angeles on Monday against 'La Bamba' actor Lou Diamond Phillips, alleging that the Hollywood star is "profiting from the misappropriation" of the name 'Lou' in all types of print and television media. According to a spokesperson for Lou Diamond Phillips, the actor intends to fight the case in court. "We have reviewed the complaint and found it to be frivolous and without merit," said Frank Albertson, an attorney with the high-powered Wilshire Avenue firm of Cahill, Albertson, Hyatt & Solters. He added, "We plan to countersue Mr. Ferrigno for malicious prosecution, false portrayal in a public light, and defamation of character." Ferrigno, who recently made news by suing his brother for using the Ferrigno surname in his fitness business, had no comment through his spokesperson. Former action hero and current California governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, is a good friend of Ferrigno. His press secretary released a statement saying: "The Governor supports his friend Lou Ferrigno during this difficult period in his life, and wishes him great success with his case." While legal pundits think Ferrigno has gone too far in suing someone over the use of their first name, Loyola-Marymount Law Professor Daniel Capra sees the case as a toss-up. "If Mr. Ferrigno can prove that Mr. Diamond-Phillips is attempting to cash in on the use of the name 'Lou' without justification, or for the sole purpose of profiting through the use of that name, a jury could find for Mr. Ferrigno." The case, one of first impression by the California Courts, could go to trial as early as August.
Incredible!!!
SE
Very well written and convincing. Seems just like it came out of a newspaper. Are you a writer?
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Very well written and convincing. Seems just like it came out of a newspaper. Are you a writer?
Ed is a professional getbig message poster.
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I think he makes a great Hulk!
He looks like the GAP troll on roids.
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I saw Lou in a recent picture he starting to sag.
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Ed is a professional getbig message poster.
Sweet gig ;D
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Ed is a professional getbig message poster.
Ron pays me on a sliding scale:
A dime for each post that makes him smile
A quarter for each post that makes him laugh
A dollar for each post that makes milk come out of his nose
Two dollars for each post that makes him laugh so hard he wakes up his newborn son
Five bucks for each post that becomes a "Steeky"
Ten bucks for each post that is re-published by a major magazine
So far, I've made $8.45. Thanks for your support.
Special "Minimum Wage" Ed
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Ron pays me on a sliding scale:
A dime for each post that makes him smile
A quarter for each post that makes him laugh
A dollar for each post that makes milk come out of his nose
Two dollars for each post that makes him laugh so hard he wakes up his newborn son
Five bucks for each post that becomes a "Steeky"
Ten bucks for each post that is re-published by a major magazine
So far, I've made $8.45. Thanks for your support.
Special "Minimum Wage" Ed
Special Ed needs Union representation....MORE PAY FOR SPECIAL ED. :D
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YOu cannot even say Lou would sue his own Father because he already tried that from what I hear.
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Rumor has it that Louie's legal team is in the process of trademarking the color green as the exclusive property of Lou Ferrigno.
yes i heard that...Interestingly enough the $20 dollar bill is also the color green
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Misguided Ferrigno Sues Hollywood Star
Daily Variety
April 10, 2006
Former professional bodybuilder and actor Lou Ferrigno filed a lawsuit in the Superior Court of Los Angeles on Monday against 'La Bamba' actor Lou Diamond Phillips, alleging that the Hollywood star is "profiting from the misappropriation" of the name 'Lou' in all types of print and television media. According to a spokesperson for Lou Diamond Phillips, the actor intends to fight the case in court. "We have reviewed the complaint and found it to be frivolous and without merit," said Frank Albertson, an attorney with the high-powered Wilshire Avenue firm of Cahill, Albertson, Hyatt & Solters. He added, "We plan to countersue Mr. Ferrigno for malicious prosecution, false portrayal in a public light, and defamation of character." Ferrigno, who recently made news by suing his brother for using the Ferrigno surname in his fitness business, had no comment through his spokesperson. Former action hero and current California governor, Arnold Schwarzenegger, is a good friend of Ferrigno. His press secretary released a statement saying: "The Governor supports his friend Lou Ferrigno during this difficult period in his life, and wishes him great success with his case." While legal pundits think Ferrigno has gone too far in suing someone over the use of their first name, Loyola-Marymount Law Professor Daniel Capra sees the case as a toss-up. "If Mr. Ferrigno can prove that Mr. Diamond-Phillips is attempting to cash in on the use of the name 'Lou' without justification, or for the sole purpose of profiting through the use of that name, a jury could find for Mr. Ferrigno." The case, one of first impression by the California Courts, could go to trial as early as August.
Incredible!!!
SE
You've made this shit up.
Right?
YIP
Zack