It has come to my attention that you are suffering under the delusion that you somehow own the prefix/abbreviation “Mc”.
While I’m sure your bogan lawyers have wonderfully eloquent and persuasive arguments, cut the bullshit. You do not. Please get over yourself.
In the meantime you are, of course, cordially invited to get McFucked. Please take your McFrivolous lawsuit, add some special sauce and ram it.
Thank you.
That’s McBullshit.
I’d like to hear jeevmon’s take on this He appears to have a background in this area.
jeevmon, give us the scoop on this. Does McBlahBlah have a case or are they just trying to be a bully?
If I recall correctly, he is an intellectual property attorney (as am I) and knows what he is talking about. Even if he doesn’t 
, his post here pretty much nails it. McDonalds isn’t really able ignore things that might dilute their mark and their bloodymindeness about the whole affair seems like they (or at least their attorneys) enjoy the process to boot.
cj
And soon:
McDonalds™ (UK) sues the whole of Scotland.
Just like to say awsome thread title.
Looks like McDonalds fucked with the wrong guy.
Go get 'em Mr McBratney!
I think that someone has to. Lousy Scots.
I’m disappointed. I thought the thread title meant I could go down to Mickey D’s and purchase a quickie in the back room.
And so is the guy being sued by McDonald’s in the OP’s story.
Sigh…and I get beaten to the punch again.
Yeah. Served up by a bored teenager earning minimum wage.
I’m not picky.
Uh oh…my last name is McLaughlin. Better keep a low profile.
I’ll bet McDonald’s still doesn’t have McPenguin burgers!
McNope! But maybe McLater!
CAre to guess the source?
Uh oh.
You shouldn’t worry, sug…it’s about intellectual property.
Ahem…
It’s “McNope! But McMaybe McLater!”
I’ve memorized Loose Tails cover to cover. 
And on preview, McBite me, harmy. 
God, I loved Bllom County!
There’s a burger joint in a town out in Panama’s boondocks called McPato’s (McDuck’s). Their logo is a Disney-type duck that resembles one of Donald’s nephews. It has always amused me that they had the temerity to imitate on not one but two of the most rottweilerlike companies in the world in defense of their corporate identities. I’m sure they’ve only been able to get away with it because they’re so far off the beaten track.
What I would really like to see, however, is Disney suing Mickey D’s over the rights to the name “Donald.”
Bloom County :smack: