Doug and Dave

But I own the rights to the letter "a" pronounced "eh" .
-Larry in C(eh)N(eh)D(eh)
Friday again already?

Doug Alcock wrote:

> >Not to beat a dead horse, but as posted before I own the US rights to the
> >letter "e".  Due to some disagreements with a group letter rights purchase
> >the capital version of said letter for US use now belongs to a Canadian
> >member.
>
> Chris
>
> While I appreciate your discretion and delicacy (above) in only refering to the
> 'E" and thus not infringing my copyright I'd like to note that our prices,
> payable in deeply discounted Canadian Dollars, are so low that neither you, nor
> any other listee, should feel fiscally constrained about using the capital of
> the English language's most popular letter. FEEl frEE!
>
> Hmmm.........better get back to flogging that deceased equine now.
>
> ChEErs,
> Doug Alcock.
> '84 WEsty,
> Toronto, Canada