Re: REQUEST: sig-sized "Darwin" fish
From The Unnatural Affairs Desk <gon...@SPAMBLOCKmother.com>
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· 8 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Just a follow-up, I found a web site for the "Darwin" fish at http://www.rof.com Curiously enough, they face to the RIGHT. What this may mean for the right/left-conservative/liberal angle mentioned previously is unknown, but it doesn't seen to fit, if you know what I mean... OK, I know this whole discussion has gotten a bit ridiculous, but I also noticed that the "Darwin" symbol on this site is trademarked, as indicated by a "TM". The question then arises as to whether an ASCII rendition is some kind of trademark violation. Any opinions, facts? Or should we just drop this whole discussion? ;)
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