Bad Mark
Facebook™ is trying to register the word "Face" as a trademark. Even Stalin, in his most revisionist excesses, never went as far as to restrict the usage of a common word. If Mark Zuckerberg does get his way, will we have to come up with a different word for that most basic human feature to avoid paying a license? Or will the word "face" have to have to be updated with a ™ symbol every time is is written? Will The Beatles I've Just Seen a Face become I've Just Seen a Face™? Will hockey games have "Face™-offs?"
I think I'll try to trademark the word "anus." I'll then be able to redefine it and use it as I see fit:
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ANUS™
Photo:Elaine and Priscilla Chan
2 Comments:-
Wim Van Hooste said...
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Professor Batty said...
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In The Netherlands a bank wanted to claim the words "The bank" (de bank.
Facebook is going to wrong way, even before this action.
It's amazing how money causes arrogance.
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