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Yes, it appears that a little dried yak company from Tibet is infringing on the copyright of our dear friend Dennis the Menace, who is not in the public domain yet. Does Dennis really help sell dried yak in China? Does anyone in China know who he is or is he just another foreign kid to them?
1 comment:
It'd be a strange partnership if Dennis the Menace was helping advance the sale of dried yak but suppose it's in the line of American celebs promoting odd products in other countries - but dried yak is pretty odd.
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