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I love the subtle hypocrisy gag in this scene, he inmediately goes "no spine of Jell-o here my friend"

Funnily enough, genericisation of a brand name weakens the copyright, and since the brand being genericised is almost always a big one, weakening or even removing the copyright of a big company's product is a good thing for the smaller companies

CLERKS MENTIONED OMG!!!

Oh so that's why Invader Zim went with that and awkwardly dubbed it out

Omg it's wade

“I cut my hand on a rubber band!”

nO WAY TWITTER IS ON ITS CLERKS PHASE IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS DAY,

Do you have any rubber bands and Elmer's glue? *Got any black tar heroin ?*

I always love some Adhesive Medical Strips

// "do you sell bandaids?"

A.k.a proprietary eponyms.

If a brand name becomes the generic word for the item then they can lose the trademark as you cant trademark generic words. So it can actually harm companies if we go far enough.

love the clerks tv show

This is what a patriot looks like

Donde veo la serie
