Colonel Hogan
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"Mr, Avery-edge? Mr. A-boat Avery-edge?"
People who pronounce Obama Obahma
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"Mr, Avery-edge? Mr. A-boat Avery-edge?"
NeverEndingMe
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just call the obama by its real name.
a ignorant jackass aka obama
a ignorant jackass aka obama
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That's been done, and more.
ATLANTA — A man who changed his name to Coke-Is-It because his old one was frequently mispronounced has reached an agreement with the Coca-Cola Co., which holds a trademark on the advertising slogan, the company said today.
Frederick Koch, 54, of West Brattleboro, Vt., changed his name legally to Coke-Is-It in November, saying he was tired of hearing people pronounce his name as "Kotch" or "Cook."
Coca-Cola filed an appeal in Windham (Vt.) County Court to block Koch's name change but company spokesman Tom Gray said an agreement was reached Wednesday.
As part of the settlement, neither party can discuss the terms of the agreement.
But Coke-Is-It's lawyer, John Burgess, said the agreement will allow his client to keep his name but "you can speculate there will be restrictions on commercial use."
Frederick Koch, 54, of West Brattleboro, Vt., changed his name legally to Coke-Is-It in November, saying he was tired of hearing people pronounce his name as "Kotch" or "Cook."
Coca-Cola filed an appeal in Windham (Vt.) County Court to block Koch's name change but company spokesman Tom Gray said an agreement was reached Wednesday.
As part of the settlement, neither party can discuss the terms of the agreement.
But Coke-Is-It's lawyer, John Burgess, said the agreement will allow his client to keep his name but "you can speculate there will be restrictions on commercial use."
http://articles.latimes.com/1985-03-14/news/mn-26542_1_coca-cola
The local police knew him well (he was always having run-in's with people). When the cops were called to a store or whatever to deal with him some of the more good natured cops would ask for "Mr. C. I. It".
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