Seahawks now own 11 "12" trademarks

[HAWKAMANIA]

http://espn.go.com/nfl/story/_/id/13295743/seattle-seahawks-win-11th-trademark-related-number-12
Paul Allen is one savvy dude.

 

[Bigpumpkin]

Great news! No more dialogue with a certain Texas university.

 

[pmedic920]

 

[theincrediblesok]

He better trademark the word "12th trademarks" as well

 

[TheHawkster]

TAMU never says anything about the University of Minnesota starting the whole 12th man thing around 1901.

I wonder why?

 

[Seahawkfan80]

That must be the new and improved by one digit one?? :twisted: :stirthepot:

 

[KiwiHawk]

That must be the new and improved by one digit one?? :twisted: :stirthepot:

I was wondering where the hole was for the 6th finger, but then I figured that's the one you're supposed to use for counting the others.

 

[Hawks46]

That must be the new and improved by one digit one?? :twisted: :stirthepot:

I was wondering where the hole was for the 6th finger, but then I figured that's the one you're supposed to use for counting the others.

I didn't see the 6th hole, but inbreeding would be the cause of 6 fingers. Just sayin'

 

[Kennedyin92]

Should probably get one more so they own 12 "12" trademarks...

 

[Seahawkfan80]

Do they make 12 cards? I have been looking for my 12 card.....cant find it...dammit. Got the 12 flag, got the seahawk flag, got the 12 fan shirt. WTHeckamundo.

 

[pmedic920]

Do they make 12 cards? I have been looking for my 12 card.....cant find it...dammit. Got the 12 flag, got the seahawk flag, got the 12 fan shirt. WTHeckamundo.

Although they come with a dose of controversy, yes there is a "12card".
You can win one in our Season prediction contest.


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[Seahawkfan80]

Do they make 12 cards? I have been looking for my 12 card.....cant find it...dammit. Got the 12 flag, got the seahawk flag, got the 12 fan shirt. WTHeckamundo.

Although they come with a dose of controversy, yes there is a "12card".
You can win one in our Season prediction contest.


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I see your point. :shock:

 

[brimsalabim]

Wait .... Does this mean that Paul Allen can now force A&M to stop using the phrase in their merchandising?

 

[pmedic920]

Wait .... Does this mean that Paul Allen can now force A&M to stop using the phrase in their merchandising?

If I understand things correctly, the aggies (little "a") still have control of "12th Man" or "the 12th man" whatever it is. I think it's been said that they are in talks to extend the current agreement that "allows" us to use it.

It's all a bunch of Crap IMHO.
I'm on record as an aggie hater, this stuff is only a very small part of my reasons.

 

[pmedic920]

Just for fun:{)

 

[Seahawkfan80]

Aggy logic??? They did not want the plywood to get stolen. :twisted: :twisted: :stirthepot:

 

[Bryce84]

Just for fun:{)

This is not quite on topic but seeing this reminded me how much it baffles me that the "flat-billed" hat has become a thing at all. I know this guy isn't sporting one, but the flat-billed hats aren't much more effective than a backwards hat. I will never understand it, flat-bills don't even look cool.

 

[HawkAroundTheClock]

Just for fun:{)

This is not quite on topic but seeing this reminded me how much it baffles me that the "flat-billed" hat has become a thing at all. I know this guy isn't sporting one, but the flat-billed hats aren't much more effective than a backwards hat. I will never understand it, flat-bills don't even look cool.

Just to be different. Fashion has nothing to do with practicality. So yeah, it earns extra irony points when people take a pragmatic item like a billed hat and remove the usefulness just to look different. But it's like any fad or fashion. Why did we wear pegged jeans in the 80s? Because they wore flares in the 70s.