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Author Topic: Anything Can Happen  (Read 925 times)

Jp

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Anything Can Happen
« on: 06-18-07 at 12:05 pm »
I once filed for a copyright VA registration on the following work, and it was returned with the registration canceled, with the explanation that the copyright office does not register machines for patent.

The work was intended to be novel art for a post card.


(http://i202.photobucket.com/albums/aa189/Tomekatomia/Merrily.jpg)



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Re: Anything Can Happen
« Reply #1 on: 06-18-07 at 02:10 pm »
What's your question?
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Re: Anything Can Happen
« Reply #2 on: 06-18-07 at 03:18 pm »

Well for one can you top that ?

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