Welsh rugby supporters against the Australian fixture
This is a simple petition aimed at Roger Lewis and the WRU. It's to express the Welsh rugby supporters thoughts of again arranging an international fixture a week before a European cup game. This means the regions will be without their international players until a few days before the fixture.
2 years agoComments:
Ms. Shari: It is not about saying Who Dat. The Monistere’s are not tnyirg to say they invented the phrase. Most people know and understand dat! It is about writing a song, copyrighting it, as all musicians do (Steve Monistere started T.Q and the Top Cats), and trademarking the phrase so they can print shirts, cups, jewelry, etc. to promote their song. Note: When you trademark with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, you choose certain categories to file your mark(s) under. There are hundreds of categories. The Monistere’s, in 1983, of course choose apparel, among others, which included t-shirts, hats, etc. And, even if the mark is considered “dead” in most instances, it does not matter. If you continuously use the mark with no interruption, it is your mark. They have used the mark continuously since 1983. After their song became a big hit in Oct. 1983, it became even more popular when the Monistere's had 60,000 placards printed. They, with the help of their friends and family members, stood at the doors of the Dome and passed out bright gold and black WHO DAT? signs before a Saints game. Do you remember seeing those? It is all on You Tube 1983 Who Dat!…Howard Cosell even made a comment about it. The Monistere’s have many licensees as you can read in Mr. Monistere's post below. They, by law, must protect the mark just like Dixie Beer, Budweiser, Nike, Fritos and any other famous phrase owner must to do. They were selling the shirts even when we were the Aints. Then in 2009-2010 when the Saints won the Superbowl, crappy t-shirt shops started popping up everywhere and the Monistere’s had to hire trademark and intellectual property attorneys to protect and defend the marks which they are required to do by law. So, the folks who are screaming the loudest and being the most obnoxious are laughing all the way to the bank at the foolish “sheeple” they have conned because like you, they are not telling you the whole truth of who they are or what they are up to and that is no Koolaid – it is the truth.
2 years agoComments:
Ms. Shari: It is not about saying Who Dat. The Monistere’s are not tnyirg to say they invented the phrase. Most people know and understand dat! It is about writing a song, copyrighting it, as all musicians do (Steve Monistere started T.Q and the Top Cats), and trademarking the phrase so they can print shirts, cups, jewelry, etc. to promote their song. Note: When you trademark with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, you choose certain categories to file your mark(s) under. There are hundreds of categories. The Monistere’s, in 1983, of course choose apparel, among others, which included t-shirts, hats, etc. And, even if the mark is considered “dead” in most instances, it does not matter. If you continuously use the mark with no interruption, it is your mark. They have used the mark continuously since 1983. After their song became a big hit in Oct. 1983, it became even more popular when the Monistere's had 60,000 placards printed. They, with the help of their friends and family members, stood at the doors of the Dome and passed out bright gold and black WHO DAT? signs before a Saints game. Do you remember seeing those? It is all on You Tube 1983 Who Dat!…Howard Cosell even made a comment about it. The Monistere’s have many licensees as you can read in Mr. Monistere's post below. They, by law, must protect the mark just like Dixie Beer, Budweiser, Nike, Fritos and any other famous phrase owner must to do. They were selling the shirts even when we were the Aints. Then in 2009-2010 when the Saints won the Superbowl, crappy t-shirt shops started popping up everywhere and the Monistere’s had to hire trademark and intellectual property attorneys to protect and defend the marks which they are required to do by law. So, the folks who are screaming the loudest and being the most obnoxious are laughing all the way to the bank at the foolish “sheeple” they have conned because like you, they are not telling you the whole truth of who they are or what they are up to and that is no Koolaid – it is the truth.
Lee Griffiths, United Kingdom
2 years agoComments:
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brian evans, United Kingdom
2 years agoComments:
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Anthony cascarini, United Kingdom
2 years agoComments:
no need of this fixture. Think of the regional game for a change.
utter greed.
Christopher Curtis, United Kingdom
2 years agoComments:
You're killing the professional game Rog
mike pritchard, United Kingdom
2 years agoComments:
please stop flogging our players a week before the h.c.
Ian Lewis, United Kingdom
2 years agoComments:
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Robert Pugh, United Kingdom
2 years agoComments:
Beggars belief
Arwel Jones, United Kingdom
2 years agoComments:
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Stephen Evans, United Kingdom
2 years agoComments:
Another hopelessly timed international which limits the effectiveness of the regions in Europe.
