I don't get. Mr Burns perfected this phrase for years and now Donalnd Trump trying to copyright it. I would have him on the show and have these 2 old geezers fight over it.
You're fired
Somebody claiming to be "Nelson" wrote in news:TcDcc.47161$[email]:
Trademark, not copyright.
Pat Riley trademarked the term "three-peat" back around 1989 when the Lakers were going for a third consecutive NBA championship. When the Bulls finally achieved this feat in 1993, Riley made a tidy sum on trademark royalties. :-)
"Nelson" wrote in message news:TcDcc.47161$[email]...
Trump
Actually, Vince MacMahon prefected it. When he says it, it just sounds cool
What if Rupert Murdoch says it to Dan, Hank, Nancy, Yeardley, etc., etc.?
Space Mvsevm
Oy! Listen to Aaron Hirshberg's latest shpiel!
Then he'd make as sound a financial decision as Homer did buying all those shares of something called "NewsCorp."
In article , [email] says...
Personally, the first time I became aware of this Rupert fellow, was when he said The Words to his entire typographic staff in all of his four London newspapers.
Yngvar
This would only work if rupert said it to the cast using mr microphone a la radio bart
"Aaron Hirshberg" wrote in message news:[email]...
He can always repent on his death bed.
YOU'REEEEEEEE FIREDDDDDDDDDD!!!! Donald has nothing on Vince well except a few more billions of bucks.
Shut Up, Shut the Hell Up!
[email] (Mr. B) wrote in message news:...
Mr. B, eh? Weren't you in a TV show called "The W Team" with George Peppered and Dwight Schlitz?
Space Mvsevm
Aaron Hirshberg wrote:
And who can forget the Placeman?
Is that that guy who's always handing out checks from Publisher's Clearing House?
That's ED! HIYOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
Shut Up, Shut the Hell Up!
[email] (Mr. B) wrote in message news:...
Yeah, and he had a sidekick who was a circus performer who would twirl cars over his head!
Space Mvsevm
"Nelson" wrote in message news:...
Some years back, they used to run a tv commercial (at least in New York) where George Steinbrenner (Yankee baseball team owner) would say to Billy Martin (ex-Yankee manager), "You're fired!"
It's all very retro. The fashionable phrase is "We're letting you go!" or "You're being outsourced!"
Your freedom is too precious to us.