Chick-fil-A's Corporate Purpose is 'To glorify God by being a faithful steward of all that is entrusted to us' ~ COO Dan CathyBo-Muller Moore is an Vermont artist who loves his kale. He loves it so much he sells a line of t-shirts reading Eat More Kale. You'd think it wouldn't be a big deal since no one is dumb enough to mistake a kale clothing reference for a chicken sandwich.
But Chick-fil-A have brought the full force of the corporate attorneys and, no doubt, an angry, wrathful God down upon poor Mr. Moore. It seems the company is claiming ownership of every use of the words "eat more" (spelled correctly).
Eat More is the name of a Hershey candy bar.
Eat More Brook Trout is on a t-shirt sold by an Idaho fisherman.
Eat More Cheese is a Green Bay Packers fan site.
You can find the phrase "eat more" connected to just about every healthy, and a lot of unhealthy, food.
There is even a line of Eat More Shit shirts for Chick-fil-A to go after.
If I haven't angered the Chick-fil-A priests/lawyers yet, how about this image.
Note: the Happy Chicken suicide Cult is an unconnected blog that had the perfect graphic. My deepest apologies if Chick-fil-A comes after you now.
2 comments:
I suspect the court is trying to avoid theatrics by the defense that could prolong the trial. It could have come
somewhere along the way with Arellano firing his attorney due to a dual role or conflict of interest.
It could also be because their could be leaks and passing of information not related to the trial.
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Wow a picture of dead crow in lieu of chicken. Is that not hate, too? Indeed, it is. I rest my case.
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