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Thursday
Aug282003

Oh my God, now they're claiming a trademark on the Number 22!

DateThu, August 28, 2003

Calm down everyone, and go read Marty Schwimmer's post. Yes, you can trademark a number, and no that doesn't mean that you will have to pay someone every time you count to twenty-five. Oh, and Kevin has some observations as well.

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