A roadside empire has spent years suing small businesses over circular logos with animals in them. The People's Squirrel is the first one big enough to sue back. $NUTTER is the unofficial {{ chain.chainAdjective }} token about it.
The whole situation in our own words, with links to the people who actually reported it.
A roadside retail giant with a cartoon-rodent logo built a reputation for defending it hard — including against small businesses whose logos merely happened to be round with an animal inside.
A late-night comedy programme answered by inventing an enormous costumed squirrel and pointing it straight at the company's lawyers. The internet did what the internet does.
$NUTTER is a community token about that bit. It is not connected to anyone involved, and the squirrel on this site is our own original character, with his own name.
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A generic roadside mascot with a suspicious fondness for lawsuits, signage the size of small municipalities, and circles it defends like family heirlooms. Small businesses with round animal logos have learned to dread the mailman.
An enormous squirrel who showed up for every small mascot that ever got a cease-and-desist over a round logo — moose, ducks, beavers, and whatever else is standing behind him. Owns nothing. Fears less.
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