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Never Eat Shredded Wheat

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Goetia
Goetia on Feb 20 '09
5$!
GreenRabbit
GreenRabbit on Feb 20 '09
Why not?
baileygirl104
baileygirl104 on Feb 20 '09
ive grown up with "never eat soggy waffles" lol.



good.
JasonistheTofu
JasonistheTofu on Feb 21 '09
^^^same here
aka_unavailable
aka_unavailable on Feb 21 '09
Never Eat Sour Watermelon
brentendo
brentendo on Feb 21 '09
hahha love it my mum used to say that all the time
PoIuY
PoIuY on Feb 21 '09
Haha I didnt see even see the words until I looked close lol nice. Very nice good job.
dassanv
dassanv on Feb 22 '09
Nobody Ever Slaps Wolverines.
mandymarie
mandymarie on Feb 22 '09
lol ^ nice dassany. I heard never eat sour worms but i like this
Oplattamus Rex
Oplattamus Rex on Feb 22 '09
Dude shredded wheat rocks (especially with frosting) get out of here
Octopie
Octopie on Feb 23 '09
Never Eat Soggy Worms. Why you would eat worms at all, let alone soggy ones, is beyond me. Awesome shirt.
joshamman
joshamman on Feb 24 '09
I learned it as Ninja's Enjoy Sharp Weapons. :)
phones
phones on Feb 25 '09
isn't shredded wheat a brand name?
phones
phones on Feb 25 '09
yeah it's a brand name- better take one of these suggestions^ instead
4wordsback
4wordsback on Feb 25 '09
Actually it was until the patent ended in 1912 then it became open to the public (wikipedia)
4wordsback
4wordsback on Feb 25 '09
In the United States Supreme Court case Kellogg Co. v. National Biscuit Co. (1938), National Biscuit Co. sued Kellogg, attempting to enjoin Kellogg from using Shredded Wheat as a trade name and from manufacturing the cereal in its pillow-shaped form. The Supreme Court ruled that Shredded Wheat was generic and not trademarkable; and that in any case, when the first patent for shredded wheat machinery expired in 1912, the right to apply the name "Shredded Wheat" to the product passed into the public domain along with that patent.[1]
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