Missing trademark tattoos foil "passing off" scheme
Those who remember the "War at the Shore" between Canseco and Sikahema will find Canseco's latest scam amusing.
In a post titled Jose Canseco gets punchy, sends twin brother to fight in his place, one has the text:
"We discovered the Canseco who showed up was Ozzie when he took off his shirt and didn't have José's tattoos on the biceps that appear in our advertising," a Celebrity Boxing representative told El Nuevo Herald.
Wow, the absence of the trademark tattoos snagged Jose. A clear case of passing off foiled by the missing mark. Is this an IP story or what?
If you don't remember the "War at the Shore"
"The War at the Shore": Sikahema v. Canseco
More on Sikahema and Canseco
And, per Sikahema's "Rutgers is Wrong," Rutgers football was terrible in 2010.
In a post titled Jose Canseco gets punchy, sends twin brother to fight in his place, one has the text:
"We discovered the Canseco who showed up was Ozzie when he took off his shirt and didn't have José's tattoos on the biceps that appear in our advertising," a Celebrity Boxing representative told El Nuevo Herald.
Wow, the absence of the trademark tattoos snagged Jose. A clear case of passing off foiled by the missing mark. Is this an IP story or what?
If you don't remember the "War at the Shore"
"The War at the Shore": Sikahema v. Canseco
More on Sikahema and Canseco
And, per Sikahema's "Rutgers is Wrong," Rutgers football was terrible in 2010.
posted by Lawrence B. Ebert at 10:34 AM
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