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  1. 01-03-2007, 02:57 PM #1
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    How can you copyright a phrase like "You're Fired!" anyway? I mean isn't that phrased used (probably daily) in the normal business world when people really get fired?
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    Quote Originally Posted by X-treme Moonsault View Post
    How can you copyright a phrase like "You're Fired!" anyway? I mean isn't that phrased used (probably daily) in the normal business world when people really get fired?
    i guess it just counts for people using it on tv as a spoof or something. I agree though
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    Quote Originally Posted by X-treme Moonsault View Post
    How can you copyright a phrase like "You're Fired!" anyway? I mean isn't that phrased used (probably daily) in the normal business world when people really get fired?
    The copyright is for merchandise reasons. For example if Trump got the trademark than other people wouldn't be able to put the phrase on t shirts or hats or whatever. It doesn't mean that people cant use the phrase in day to day operation of a company anymore.
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