Vlade Divac has had his share of WTF stories… but getting sued for selling fake designer handbags takes the cake.

For those of you who haven't already seen this story:

Selling knockoffs is bad, sure. Pay the people back. Still, I have trouble working up significant pity for folks who spend hundreds of dollars on designer handbags… and can't tell those handbags are fake. If you're buying something solely for the brand stamp, you should be able to tell that the brand stamp is real, right? I wouldn't pay $50,000 for a Hyundai with a Mercedes emblem on the back…

At least this didn't happen at Tunel 21, Vlade's Oldtown restaurant. "I ordered the sirloin… this isn't sirloin… it's… Ron Artest's dog?" Fake leather is much less worrisome than fake dinner.