The seller covered it up with another photo of the print. Maynard dick pic Inception.ToolFanFromWayBack wrote:No dick picks on eBay.bigboy55693 wrote:Oh yeah and this gem for MayJay geeks: Maynard James Keenan Autographed Limited Edition Print Tool Puscifer Sold Out!
Love the "limited to 1000 prints" line as well as the can't tell what the fuck he wrote/signed scribbles.One of the scribbles is Nardo's fancy signature. Not just the M we get on the tool stuff.
Not a bad looking sticker IMO. Agreed its not worth $10. I might be interested at the $5-$7 range but only b/c I have nearly every sticker old and new in my collection.badkittygothgirl wrote:bigboy55693 wrote:This is a new one for me Thesaurus Sticker
fan made and not worth $8.
From an asthetic view I don't think many care, but from a point a view where it's ripping off the band, I suspect many have an objection.xZ1mM3r wrote:Am I the only one who doesn't care if my shirt is a bootleg one or not? I bought the shirt to have a tool shirt.
I agree. But it's shirts. They lose FAR more money do to pirating albums. Shirts are a drop in the bucket. If they really cared they would crack down on eBay don't ya think? Selling copyright material, logos band names and suchhellboy wrote:From an asthetic view I don't think many care, but from a point a view where it's ripping off the band, I suspect many have an objection.xZ1mM3r wrote:Am I the only one who doesn't care if my shirt is a bootleg one or not? I bought the shirt to have a tool shirt.
Caring and having the time/money/inclination to do anything about it are two different things. Chances are the band aren't even aware of this particular example.xZ1mM3r wrote:I agree. But it's shirts. They lose FAR more money do to pirating albums. Shirts are a drop in the bucket. If they really cared they would crack down on eBay don't ya think? Selling copyright material, logos band names and suchhellboy wrote:From an asthetic view I don't think many care, but from a point a view where it's ripping off the band, I suspect many have an objection.xZ1mM3r wrote:Am I the only one who doesn't care if my shirt is a bootleg one or not? I bought the shirt to have a tool shirt.
I always thought he opposite is true (depending on their record contract of course). I was always under the impression that ticket and merch sales were a bands biggest money making tools.xZ1mM3r wrote:I agree. But it's shirts. They lose FAR more money do to pirating albums. Shirts are a drop in the bucket. If they really cared they would crack down on eBay don't ya think? Selling copyright material, logos band names and suchhellboy wrote:From an asthetic view I don't think many care, but from a point a view where it's ripping off the band, I suspect many have an objection.xZ1mM3r wrote:Am I the only one who doesn't care if my shirt is a bootleg one or not? I bought the shirt to have a tool shirt.
They might make more on merch and tickets PER SALE but the volume is way way less than albums. Overall they probably make more off album sales even if the percentage is less.ToolFanFromWayBack wrote:I always thought he opposite is true (depending on their record contract of course). I was always under the impression that ticket and merch sales were a bands biggest money making tools.xZ1mM3r wrote:I agree. But it's shirts. They lose FAR more money do to pirating albums. Shirts are a drop in the bucket. If they really cared they would crack down on eBay don't ya think? Selling copyright material, logos band names and suchhellboy wrote: From an asthetic view I don't think many care, but from a point a view where it's ripping off the band, I suspect many have an objection.
