Possible cognitive dissonance incoming.
Lisa Manning, Support Group legal council, showing her new look:

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Which, by her own admission is from Samantha Telfer:
Though I'm not sure how any of the crap Yaba and Samantha qualifies as "handmade" (the design? the material?), we trust the card, c/o "one of two fat lesbians in Indiana":
And the design (
The Happiest Place on Earth) is of course available on one of the two fat lesbians from Indiana's merchandise shops (I believe Lisa's is in "Pretty in Pink"):

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Let me walk through this:
1. The two fat lesbians do not make the material that serves as the base for the merchandise design (e.g., hoodie, t-shirt, etc.)
2. The two fat lesbians do not make the design (either purchase packet from Etsy or use AI, which does not count, per current US legal definitions) featured on the merchandise base, which they also do not make.
3. The two fat lesbians sell trademark-/copyright-protected images and use (presumably) copyright-protected language in selling their non-handmade, handmade merchandise.
4. Lady lawyer promotes non-handmade, handmade, two lesbians merchandise (whether purchased or gifted) on social media.
5. Bc of awkward placement/postioning on non-handmade, handmade merchandise, Lady Lawyer seems to have tied off her nipples with ribbons.
Is Lady Lawyer promoting a non-handmade, handmade, 2-lesbians-from-Indiana-owned-business that flouts trademark/copyright protections AND forces the appearance of be-ribbon'd nipples on the consumer?
I demand answers.
you don't know fear until you've forgotten her syrup packet and salt and pepper.
I also demand syrup, salt-and-pepper packets, and my share of napkins.
Don't make me call someone's mother, ex-boyfriend, or current, fat fucking Korean partner. Do I need to get the spoon?