Has "Mostly Butter" become a reality?

My nephew Zach took this photo at the airport and asked if someone had swiped the "Mostly Butter" business concept I cooked up long ago. I first came up with the "Mostly Butter" idea back in the 1980s, but didn't communicate it in print, so far as I can recall, until 2002 in Bezango WA 985 #5.

(Click on second image to enlarge and read the scenario)

As it turns out, the "Butter London" business is apparently for nail polish. Perhaps they should change their name to "Mostly Nail Polish"? Or, "Butter Fingers"?

Bezango WA 985 #5

Rough draft ed., July 18, 2002, 2 copies on white (as opposed to wheat).

1st ed., July 21, 2002, 30 copies (20 red, 10 yellow)

2nd ed., rev. Aug. 14, 2002, 30 copies (3 blue, 18 pink, 9 red)

Print-on-demand for a brief time starting Jan. 23, 2003.

1st Danger Room Reprint Ed., June 2005, 5 copies (1 red, 1 green, 1 yellow, 1 blue, 1 pink)

Trivia: I can't remember why the 2nd ed. is revised. Page 5: The TV station was inspired by a little Mom and Pop outfit that broadcast on the other side of the county out of Ocean Shores, Washington about 20 years ago. Page 6: When I revised the 2nd ed. I apparently missed a typo. The second paragraph should start off with: Perky is always waiting for apologies that will never come. Page 8: In college I had a roommate who wore a robe just like this. Page 10: "Mostly Butter" has long been a business dream of mine. Anyone out there willing to invest about 3 million-- please contact me. Page 14: This fellow is sort of composite of about three men I knew. The guy in real life with the bowling league mother didn't brag about the Acuff connection, instead he made it a funny running joke. Page 18: Notice the Washington State University t-shirt.

I am not a vegetarian and I like my steaks well done. Burned.