Yesterday we tipped you off to the fact that soon you won't be able to say "candy" because thugs from Candy Crush will come break your legs. OK, not quite, but they are cease-and-desisting all over since they trademarked "candy" for clothes and video games.
Not too mention the 25th Anniversary Playmate, Ms. <a href="http:\/\/i.ebayimg.com\/00\/s\/MTAwMFgxMjY0\/%24T2eC16Z,!zQE9s3stvK9BQlBupDYEQ~~60_35.JPG" target="_blank">Candy Loving</a>. (SSFW)
We used to play a game on the old Nintendo called &#039;The Secret of Maya&#039;, where &#039;candy&#039; was the essential nutrient found in hidden treasure chests. Would that constitute some sort of prior art?
Or a pterodactyl...
&#039;Sokay, you can just burn that tp off.
Big Rock Candy Munition
Nrtz!
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Be polite?
(Always worked for me.)
The gummi brontosaurus is very small at one end.....
Maybe one of those nice cavemen from earlier will let you use his club.
Not too mention the 25th Anniversary Playmate, Ms. <a href="http:\/\/i.ebayimg.com\/00\/s\/MTAwMFgxMjY0\/%24T2eC16Z,!zQE9s3stvK9BQlBupDYEQ~~60_35.JPG" target="_blank">Candy Loving</a>. (SSFW)
It was! Thanks for remembering for me.
I thought the <i>customer</i> always came first.
Has anybody trademarked Trademark(TM) yet?
We used to play a game on the old Nintendo called &#039;The Secret of Maya&#039;, where &#039;candy&#039; was the essential nutrient found in hidden treasure chests. Would that constitute some sort of prior art?
First they came for the Candy, but I had none, for I was diabetic. Little fuckers toilet-papered my trees and soaped my windows!
Halloween.