This seems oddly similar to the Bengals’ “Who dey? Who dey? Who dey say gonna beat dem Bengals?”. All they did was switch “dey” to “dat” and Bengals to Saints. Who should really be suing?
I’m suing… because people actually talk like this and I have to pretend to not notice.
Mental distress – should be worth a few million dollars with a decent lawyer.
I’ll also be suing people who say “Axe” instead of Ask, “Expecially” instead of Especially, “Quepon” instead of Coupon, “Duck Tape” instead of Duct Tape, etc.
The big issue here is that the NFL tried to claim rights to the fleur-de-lis, a mark which has been in use for nearly all of human history (all the way back to mesopotamia… we are talking 2,000 years before Christ).
They tried to claim rights to something that’s been used for FOUR THOUSAND YEARS.
ok, so then we can sue PROGESSIVE who claim that a common word as conceirge is soley theirs and trademarked as such. i bet if they use this defense, they will win! conceirge is a common word. how many times has this word been used in the hotel business?! so how does an insurance company can lay claim to a common word? it’d be like happy birthday! i can see this going to the supreme court!
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who cares!
Dey Do. Dat’s Who.
This seems oddly similar to the Bengals’ “Who dey? Who dey? Who dey say gonna beat dem Bengals?”. All they did was switch “dey” to “dat” and Bengals to Saints. Who should really be suing?
I’m suing… because people actually talk like this and I have to pretend to not notice.
Mental distress – should be worth a few million dollars with a decent lawyer.
I’ll also be suing people who say “Axe” instead of Ask, “Expecially” instead of Especially, “Quepon” instead of Coupon, “Duck Tape” instead of Duct Tape, etc.
For all intensive purposes, and irregardless of what some might say, I’m fitty percent sure you have a good case.
The big issue here is that the NFL tried to claim rights to the fleur-de-lis, a mark which has been in use for nearly all of human history (all the way back to mesopotamia… we are talking 2,000 years before Christ).
They tried to claim rights to something that’s been used for FOUR THOUSAND YEARS.
The NFL has no shame.
ok, so then we can sue PROGESSIVE who claim that a common word as conceirge is soley theirs and trademarked as such. i bet if they use this defense, they will win! conceirge is a common word. how many times has this word been used in the hotel business?! so how does an insurance company can lay claim to a common word? it’d be like happy birthday! i can see this going to the supreme court!
Irregardless isn’t a word!!! I agree with Anon……let’s don’t encourage people to speak like they are completely uneducated.
and “for all intensive purposes” isn’t a phase either. (that person was kidding around, I’m not sure if you got that)