Sarah Palin™

Sarah and Bristol Palin are trademarking their names. This is a smart idea. If Sarah Palin got a nickel every time some liberal screeched about her, she’d be the fifth largest economy in the world.

It’s got me thinking, though: Should I trademark my name? Like, if someone somewhere else on the internet says, “I’m Frank J. I like hippies. And we should be friends with the moon,” would I have any legal recourse? Probably not now, but if my name was trademarked that person would be sent to prison and I would get a million dollars. Also, maybe I should trademark nuking the moon. That way if one day the moon gets nuked, anyone who looks at it will have to pay me cash money. And I could trademark other things as well. Like anytime a dinosaur launches a rocket and it kills a terrorist, I should get money.

In conclusion, people should send me money.

19 Comments

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  2. I just trademarked the word Nads. I expect to start earnin’ lots of dough as Buttercup grows and learns that nad punchin’ is great fun. Soon we shall be reading stories of the Nad Punchin’ Maniac girl named Buttercup in all the nation’s newspapers and magazines and it will be all over the internet and I will be like super rich!

  3. How do we know you’re actually the real Frank J? Perhaps you should show us your birth certificate…umm, or have a government official tell us that even though they can’t find your birth certificate he’s sure that it exists…somewhere.

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