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Randolph Duke
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No mention of the bet that Randy made with his Michigan buddy or Randy's death and resurrection?
What's worse - Randolph Duke or the inbred Louisiana posters on SECRANT/Texas A&M?
After years of research, what did Randolph actually accomplish, besides providing us with some laughs?
I would say he was partially responsible for the trademark suit that removed the "Bevo" part of the sh**** website name. Randy provided the spark for tu to take a good look at protecting their trademarks from crazies like him.
Well done, Randy!
I would say he was partially responsible for the trademark suit that removed the "Bevo" part of the sh**** website name. Randy provided the spark for tu to take a good look at protecting their trademarks from crazies like him.
Well done, Randy!
How many hours do you think Dan has invested into the 12th Man Trademark? His biggest accomplishment with that is getting ridiculed by Texas Monthly for being psycho.
quote:And the fact he posted the link in several different places, with pride, is even funnier. The dude lacks any self-awareness.
How many hours do you think Dan has invested into the 12th Man Trademark? His biggest accomplishment with that is getting ridiculed by Texas Monthly for being psycho.
That blog post, boiled down from its ketch-esque prattle, is just one giant **** on him and his "hot take."
quote:quote:And the fact he posted the link in several different places, with pride, is even funnier. The dude lacks any self-awareness.
How many hours do you think Dan has invested into the 12th Man Trademark? His biggest accomplishment with that is getting ridiculed by Texas Monthly for being psycho.
That blog post, boiled down from its ketch-esque prattle, is just one giant **** on him and his "hot take."
Exactly. This whole episode clearly demonstrates his mental illness. He proudly post the link in several spots claiming validation of fraud, when the words "NO FRAUD" are in the article. He needs professional help.
Since Charles knows soooo much about trademarks, I wonder what his take is on a couple of the sips TM's?? Our friends in Asstin have trademarked the "Block T", the word "Texas" as well as the color "burnt orange". Now I'm no expert, but I know every bit as much Randolph Dork knows about Trademark/copyright law & I am pretty sure the "Block T", the word "Texas" and that baby shtt orange color were in use prior to their being officially trademarked by t.u.
Did tsips invent the letter "T", the word "Texas" or that crappy color? NO! But If you ask those narcissistic *******s or that Charles Whitman wannabe Randolph Dork, they would probably tell you they did. However, They did not. They were in use in generic form for a couple of years (or so!) before the those dumbasses filed their paperswork, so according to Shatterfields logic, his school admins committed FRAUD by filing said FRAUDULENT documents, Right? The same "logic" applies to both, wouldn't it?
I have personally been in contact today with Governor Abbott over the use of the word Texas, with Crayola Crayons Corp. over the use of the color Burnt Orange and Billy of the New Kids on the Block over their use of the Letter T and all three entities have ensured me that they have their best litigators lined up, a veritable dream team if you will, the best of the best, the cream of the crop and they plan to sue Texas university over their fraudulent claim to these marks.
With the information I have forwarded to these fine folks, there is no doubt whatsoeva, they will win their suit and forever change the landscape of college football in the state of Texas! This is going to be something to tell your great grandparents about and it happens at exactly 09:27ish on Friday March 11 G.M.T, but if not Friday, probably on Monday March 14 about 10:34 or so, but definitely no later than dark thirty on Tuesday March 15 or is it midnight on May 18? Strap up your assless chaps Cowboys, it's going to be a great ride......
Did tsips invent the letter "T", the word "Texas" or that crappy color? NO! But If you ask those narcissistic *******s or that Charles Whitman wannabe Randolph Dork, they would probably tell you they did. However, They did not. They were in use in generic form for a couple of years (or so!) before the those dumbasses filed their paperswork, so according to Shatterfields logic, his school admins committed FRAUD by filing said FRAUDULENT documents, Right? The same "logic" applies to both, wouldn't it?
I have personally been in contact today with Governor Abbott over the use of the word Texas, with Crayola Crayons Corp. over the use of the color Burnt Orange and Billy of the New Kids on the Block over their use of the Letter T and all three entities have ensured me that they have their best litigators lined up, a veritable dream team if you will, the best of the best, the cream of the crop and they plan to sue Texas university over their fraudulent claim to these marks.
With the information I have forwarded to these fine folks, there is no doubt whatsoeva, they will win their suit and forever change the landscape of college football in the state of Texas! This is going to be something to tell your great grandparents about and it happens at exactly 09:27ish on Friday March 11 G.M.T, but if not Friday, probably on Monday March 14 about 10:34 or so, but definitely no later than dark thirty on Tuesday March 15 or is it midnight on May 18? Strap up your assless chaps Cowboys, it's going to be a great ride......
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Since Charles knows soooo much about trademarks, I wonder what his take is on a couple of the sips TM's?? Our friends in Asstin have trademarked the "Block T", the word "Texas" as well as the color "burnt orange". Now I'm no expert, but I know every bit as much Randolph Dork knows about Trademark/copyright law & I am pretty sure the "Block T", the word "Texas" and that baby shtt orange color were in use prior to their being officially trademarked by t.u.
Did tsips invent the letter "T", the word "Texas" or that crappy color? NO! But If you ask those narcissistic *******s or that Charles Whitman wannabe Randolph Dork, they would probably tell you they did. However, They did not. They were in use in generic form for a couple of years (or so!) before the those dumbasses filed their paperswork, so according to Shatterfields logic, his school admins committed FRAUD by filing said FRAUDULENT documents, Right? The same "logic" applies to both, wouldn't it?
I have personally been in contact today with Governor Abbott over the use of the word Texas, with Crayola Crayons Corp. over the use of the color Burnt Orange and Billy of the New Kids on the Block over their use of the Letter T and all three entities have ensured me that they have their best litigators lined up, a veritable dream team if you will, the best of the best, the cream of the crop and they plan to sue Texas university over their fraudulent claim to these marks.
With the information I have forwarded to these fine folks, there is no doubt whatsoeva, they will win their suit and forever change the landscape of college football in the state of Texas! This is going to be something to tell your great grandparents about and it happens at exactly 09:27ish on Friday March 11 G.M.T, but if not Friday, probably on Monday March 14 about 10:34 or so, but definitely no later than dark thirty on Tuesday March 15 or is it midnight on May 18? Strap up your assless chaps Cowboys, it's going to be a great ride......
Everytime this thread gets bumped, I expect to see that Randy has offed himself and maybe taken others in the process.
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Since Charles knows soooo much about trademarks, I wonder what his take is on a couple of the sips TM's?? Our friends in Asstin have trademarked the "Block T", the word "Texas" as well as the color "burnt orange". Now I'm no expert, but I know every bit as much Randolph Dork knows about Trademark/copyright law & I am pretty sure the "Block T", the word "Texas" and that baby shtt orange color were in use prior to their being officially trademarked by t.u.
Dude, if you're going to bring it up, go all the way.
tu protected marks:
https://www.utexas.edu/trademarks/protected-marks
Longhorn Silhouette
UT Austin Seal
UT System Seal
UT Austin Wordmark
UT Tower
"What Starts Here Changes the World" Tagline
Burnt Orange Color
Bevo
Hook 'em Horns Slogan
Hook 'em Hand Sign
Hooked on Texas / Students Hooked on Texas
Block T
Interlocking UT
Running Mascot / Longhorn Caricatures
Helmet Logo
Texas with Longhorn Design
Get Hooked
University of Texas' "Hook 'em Horns" to Do Trademark Battle with Heavy Metal's "Sign of the Horns"
http://www.lexisnexis.com/legalnewsroom/intellectual-property/b/copyright-trademark-law-blog/archive/2013/01/29/university-of-texas-hook-em-horns-to-do-trademark-battle-with-heavy-metal-s-sign-of-the-horns.aspx
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U of Texas: Vista high school can't use Longhorn logo
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In a move seen by some people as a bully picking on a little guy, the University of Texas asked a North County high school to change its logo because it looked too much like theirs.
http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/news/2014/sep/05/vista-texas-longhorn-logo/
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Texas seeks to trademark its own brand of 'Havoc'
http://www.richmond.com/sports/college/schools/virginia-commonwealth-university/article_8acb765d-b81f-5998-96d4-e6f0c65abf57.html
I guess they'll go after Chaos now...
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University Of Texas Claims Trademark Over 'Texas'; Wants Useful iPhone App Blocked
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As this name is confusingly similar to the Texas [trademark], UT objects to such use,"
https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20100216/1034448184.shtml
BOOM!
quote:Ha, ironic that that article mentions "Bevo Bucks" which is just a blatant, wholesale copy off of Aggie Bucks. It really is amazing when you consider the number of things they've copied off of us over the years.
https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20100216/1034448184.shtml
Hell, those bass TUrds even stole notre dame's leprecaun and has him playing on the basketball team. Little guy is not half bad.
They need to hurry and trademark "Comin on Strong".
Good lord look at Chip's hair. What a Goober.
It might take some serious Google searching to find it, but didn't t.u. make the City of Fort Worth stop using a longhorn silhouette years ago (maybe in the '90s, IIRC)?
In looking that up I did see the ut system sued the Texas ag John Paxton over not wanting to release records.
The high school by my house uses an exact replica of their Longhorn symbol and it's painted huge on the side of their school. Surprised they haven't been contacted.
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It might take some serious Google searching to find it, but didn't t.u. make the City of Fort Worth stop using a longhorn silhouette years ago (maybe in the '90s, IIRC)?
If they did, it didn't do much good - they still use a longhorn head silhouette. http://fortworthtexas.gov
Pasadena Dobie HS has been using the whorn logo since at least the '70's.
Cedar Hill HS has been using the longhorn logo since.. oh wait!
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I will actually be surprised if even Chip Brown is dumb enough to follow this loon over the edge.
And I was correct. Not even Chip is stupid enough to tie his blog to Duke. Instead, we end up with a guy who writes satire and food blogs.
Yes the sips made Fort Worth change their logo.
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Yes the sips made Fort Worth change their logo.
This is true. It used to be on a water tower I passed on my way to school each day.
What about the *Texas* Rangers?
Schulenberg Short horns use the Bevo logo
George West ISD uses the longhorn logo.......
Schulenberg Short horns use the Bevo logo
George West ISD uses the longhorn logo.......
quote:Randolph continuing to pretend as though A&M's ownership of the trademark is in any way dependent upon how the tradition began at A&M.
The fact you refuse to accept the dishonesty being perpetrated, all for a sake of a beloved trademark, is comical.
quote:quote:Randolph continuing to pretend as though A&M's ownership of the trademark is in any way dependent upon how the tradition began at A&M.
The fact you refuse to accept the dishonesty being perpetrated, all for a sake of a beloved trademark, is comical.
He pretending about everything the entire time.
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What about the *Texas* Rangers?
For his next "course of history altering" project, perhaps Randolph can lead the charge of the law enforcement Texas Rangers as they sue the pants off the baseball Texas Rangers for trademark infringement.
Chuck Norris could be a star witness:
"I'm not an actual Texas Ranger, but I did play one on TV."
quote:Charles can't have a normal conversation without bringing us up can he? We are in his head 24/7.
I find it amazing that alumni of schools that do a great job of fulfilling their intended mission in the structure of higher education in Texas ***** about schools that do a great job of fulfilling their intended mission in the structure of higher education in Texas. For what Tech was established to do, they do a great job. Likewise, U of H, UNT and a couple of others I can think of.
The reality is that Tech wasn't established to serve the same purpose as was UT. Neither was ****. Thankfully, **** is starting to get closer to its intended mission, that being to offer a less intellectually rigorous higher education in specific areas of need to the Texas economy and to do so serving as many Texans as possible and at the lowest cost possible. Tech was established to do much the same as ****, but to serve the needs of the regional economy in west Texas. Because Tech alumni and administrators didn't have the low self esteem issues that have traditionally held **** from fulfilling its true potential, Tech arguably does a better job of fulfilling its intended mission that does ****. Its just that ****, being a branch of The University of Texas, has access to the UT endowment and has more financial resources to help deal with all their stupid decisions on what mission to seek to fulfill.
When alumni like those from Tech or **** start measuring their school against its intended mission instead of measuring their school against The University of Texas, they will be much less like slorch in their senseless criticism of the direction UT Austin is heading. Of course, that isn't going to happen anytime soon, because the burnt orange yardstick is what almost every college and university in Texas measures itself by. And they shouldn't.
So....surely with that vastly better education that no one can possibly compare to, sips should be out earning us poor stupid farmers in terms of average salary by an order of magnitude right? I mean seeing as how A&M only prepares you for less rigorous jobs than the all the captains of industry being produced at THE university there's no WAY stoopid aggsieyegs earn more than mighty By God Longhorns...right?
Can we get some statistics on that Randy? Is that something we can "measure" by?
Can we get some statistics on that Randy? Is that something we can "measure" by?
Rent free.
I wonder how many billable hours he's spent trying to undermine our great institution to only strike out. Again. And again.
I wonder how many billable hours he's spent trying to undermine our great institution to only strike out. Again. And again.
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So....surely with that vastly better education that no one can possibly compare to, sips should be out earning us poor stupid farmers in terms of average salary by an order of magnitude right? I mean seeing as how A&M only prepares you for less rigorous jobs than the all the captains of industry being produced at THE university there's no WAY stoopid aggsieyegs earn more than mighty By God Longhorns...right?
Can we get some statistics on that Randy? Is that something we can "measure" by?
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