Brazen Bitches Steal Butch's Britches, Hack Penis



Joyd Beck has been discovered to be selling drawn-over illegal copies of underwear originally designed by Get Butch designer Butch Adzebills. Mr. Adzebills was informed of the content theft by a third party informant. According to witnesses, Joyd Beck includes the underwear in a clothing set, which is being sold at his Beck & Carter Clothing Collection store. He also removed the "butch" text from the waistband of the original banana sack, and replaced it with a Greek key design.

Mr. Adzebills contacted Mr. Beck, and requested that the item be removed from the vendor. Mr. Beck, who is said to speak little English, complied with the request, with the translation assistance of his partner, Croche Carter. He then modified the garment and put it back into the vendor. Mr. Adzebills stated that he would not be satisfied until the undergarment was completely off, and Mr. Beck kept playing with the package, while at the same time assuring Mr. Adzebills that he was making every effort to satisfy his request.

Side-by-side pictures have been obtained, showing the identical textures of both the Adzebills and Beck underpants. Said Mr. Adzebills in an unofficial release, "I pointed out to Joyd that it's still unacceptable and told him to completely remove them from the vendor, as I originally requested. No, that still seems to be too difficult - they modified the underpants further, to version 3. I asked, once again, to remove the underpants and delete the texture. However, Joyd Beck is adamant he made the texture, from scratch, himself. One odd thing with version 3... He's covered the mesh pouch with a black panel with penis shading. Look to the sides of the pouch and you'll see that he's placed it over the top and erased the bits that went over the grey texture - BUT look at the black mesh. You can see where he hasn't erased the overlayed texture. I've seen this texture before somewhere...it's by Vitamen Hax."

The final version by Mr. beck was just more drawn-over, borrowed bits that were slapped together, instead of a completely original piece.