No, they're not. You may be thinking of trademarks and, specifically, the concept of trademark dilution. If an individual or corporation allows one of their trademarks to be used by others to the point where it loses its unique association, then the mark can be ruled to have become genericized, and the owner may lose…

It's not out yet! WTF Ubisoft! Step your game up!

I did play 3. I had it on PS3 and have it on PC. Instead of being lazy and telling other people to look things up, maybe you could be smart and post your reasons in the first place.

They are redundant *with* the Inquisition. They exist solely because the Ecclessiarchy wanted a military arm. They don't have a unique special function as a military unit.

Have you seen the sleeveless 2nd Amendment ones?

It wouldn't print right, that was the problem. Probably just a glitch in the embroidery machine.

"Sorry sir, that ran out a long time ago."

I had to check the URL of the Post story twice. I thought I was being redirected to The Onion.

The cop was later asked to write an essay on exemplary policing for the Washington Post.

I see what you did there, and I love it.

You people should watch the 3rd season of HBO's The Wire. About the drug war and the militarization of America's police force. Instead of police walking a beat and interacting with the community. Policing and solders are completely different thing. Soldiers look at everyone as the enemy.

It must be terrible for black parents to have to tell their children "Even if you're unarmed, even if you're well-behaved, even if you do everything right, there is still a chance that a white police officer will murder you in the street with your hands up."

The craziest thing to me in the aftermath of these killings is how accepting most people are of the militarization of the police. I fully expect that when video footage is found (dashcam or otherwise), Mike Brown will have done nothing that could warrant a reaction with fatal force, but people will still look and…

I have to agree. Though subsequent play-throughs have eased my initial dislike of it, I've never once had any complaints about how it looked.

I have a lot of criticisms for Half-Life 2. Its art and architecture, though? Nah. That shit was amazing.

I did the exact same thing once at The Cheesecake Factory. You should have seen the look on that god damn kid's face when I bought up all the cheesecakes in the place. The resulting Chapter 7 bankruptcy was so worth it

All I can is I sympathise. The only people who ever say "man up" or "it's the internet" are the people who don't see the private hate mail.

You have no idea. I really don't like my uncles.

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