Lego Me T-Shirts
So, in light of not having a job I have decided to make a living selling T-Shirts. I present you with the Lego Me T-shirt:
I am selling them through CafePress which meant that all I had to do was upload my image.
However, I didn't mark them up at all (meaning I make $0 dollars for every shirt), so I probably won't be making much of a living selling them. They are mostly for your my enjoyment.
20 February 2008 09:01pm UTC • 4764 views • 9 comments
Tagged with shirts, legos, creations, income, fun
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Dread Pirate Benjamin
21 February 2008 02:34am UTC
They are telling me they are going to take my shirts offline because of trademark infringement. Apparently, LEGO has all my outfits trademarked!
Peon Peetie
21 February 2008 02:54am UTC
oh no! i was just about to buy some! i love it! can't you do the same but not say lego anywhere? call it lega-me or something? i want one!
Robert
21 February 2008 03:20am UTC
When I first saw this I thought it was probably some kind of copyright infringement or something :)
Dread Pirate Benjamin
21 February 2008 03:25am UTC
I already don't say Lego anywhere on CafePress!
Peon Peetie
21 February 2008 03:33am UTC
yeah, i noticed that. that sucks. there's got to be some clever way around it. i really want one!
Sailing Master Keri
21 February 2008 04:28am UTC
I want one too! I had already fallen in love with the tote. Stupid CafePress! :(
Steve the Interloper
21 February 2008 06:50am UTC
I have printed out a copy of the T shirt on a color laser printer, blown it up 500% and have taped it to my body.
Srsly: iron-ons?
Robert
22 February 2008 03:58am UTC
It's not the word Lego, it's that those are obviously Lego men, which probably have some kind of protection on them. Of course, I don't actually know anything about copyrights or trademarks or anything.
Dread Pirate Benjamin
22 February 2008 04:32am UTC
The "minifigure" as it is called is a registered trademark of LEGO. And apparently, LEGO® Enthusiasts May Refer to LEGO Products on the Internet only with all the letters in LEGO capitalized.