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The website Tauntr.com posted the exact same thing as I did, about four months after I posted it.  I posted George Lopez Mugging For The Camera At Historical Events on August 30th, while they posted Fotobombas de George Lopez on December 21st.

I guess I can’t be mad since the idea’s not that original.  Once someone sees that photo of George Lopez they’ll want to photoshop it in to other photos.  However, I’m wondering why they even bothered posting it nearly five months after Lopez Tonight was cancelled.  I mean, it’s not really relevant anymore.  George Lopez is gone, so let him stay that way.  Remember the whole “let sleeping dogs lie” thing?  If Lopez gets a new talk show, I’m blaming Tauntr. 

I think my explanation for the photobombs was a little more creative.  Their’s just involved Lopez trying to stay in the spotlight by photobombing, while mine involved Lopez time-traveling back to historical events in order to photobomb and gain exposure for Lopez Tonight in the hopes of correcting time so that Lopez Tonight is never cancelled.  Sounds like George Lopez’s next sitcom from the writers of LOST to me. 

Basically, what upsets me is that someone’s getting paid to make the same horrible blog posts I make, so how do I get that job? I’ll tell ‘ya how: By calling my serious litigation attorney Marks & Harrison (1-800-WIN-WIN-1) and telling them I mean business.  Right Now. 

Robert Vaughan is on my side, he’ll cut you.  Not to mention that Mark Harrison guy, he’s like Saul Goodman or something.  Not really.  Here’s another dumb one I didn’t post because it’s so dumb: