No you own every single armies uniform , but not the armies themselves, i can`t help but wonder as to how you`re going to collect all the uniformsl Ancient l said:I call army green.
Now I own every army.
No you own every single armies uniform , but not the armies themselves, i can`t help but wonder as to how you`re going to collect all the uniformsl Ancient l said:I call army green.
Now I own every army.
(Team fortress 2 sniper voice): Boom! headshot. Nobody takes my color.TenthRegeneration said:I counter your Jackson with my Tarantino!Random argument man said:Now now, don't try to ***** with me. Or else I'll send Samuel L. Jackson. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czb4jn5y94g
Tarantino, I choose you! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_vbvRbBtUI
Then I take Forrest Opall. ^_^
Better known as greenneedausername said:Well, if you can, I call Blellow!, its a combination of blue and yellow!
Hahahaha! They own yor HAIR!TenthRegeneration said:I recently purchased a geiger counter off of ebay, and I noticed something in the fine print from UPS: "UPS, the UPS Shield trademark and the color brown are trademarks of United Parcel Service of America, Inc. All rights reserved."
Now, this may just be me having a 'blonde moment' (which would be strange, because my hair is brown, but I digress) but can you trademark a color?
And just to generate some more descussion: If you could trademark/copyright a color, which color, and why/why not?
NEIN!! I trademarked this years ago!Calobi said:Does it say the color brown or "Brown"? Because Brown is somewhere in their little trademark thingy. Something like "What can Brown do for you?" or the like. So in that case I think they mean more the color in that specific case.
I would trademark teal though. Love that color.