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Question i need answered please!

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Does anyone remember the brand of the italian ice/sorbet that used to be sold at the dippin dots that had a watermelon flavor with chocolate chips as seeds. thanks anyone!

^^Rita's Water Ice

^If you're going to correct people you might as well be right.ysa7uzud.jpg

^^Rita's Water Ice

^If you're going to correct people you might as well be right.ysa7uzud.jpg

Wow.

The way something is stylized in a logo does not necessarily correlate to its legal spelling.

I doubt a corporate email to the headquarters of the company (Dippin' Dots, Inc.) would be returned "Thank you for your interest in dippin' dots..."

GYK, who was a massive fan of Paramount's Kings Island *

Kings_Island_logo_2003.jpg

I was referring to the ' but yeah, good point.

Dippin' Dots, LLC would no doubt be more worried about their product becoming a generic description of ice cream (let me google that on Yahoo dot com) than about it being presented without an apostrophe. They're smart enough to have prepared for the apostrophe situation.

http://www.trademarkia.com/dippin-dots-73767437.html

The idea is: trademarks are important. The Interpreter is right to defend them. A lesson learned early on here is that intellectual property must be accurately represented. If we use Google to search for something, Google and their lawyers appreciate for it to be presented as such. I don't know a whole lot about it, but it seems to me that the way a name is stylized in a logo does not detract from its legal standing. If you're a fan of Disney Parks, you'll notice that "it's a small world" and "a bug's land" are always presented in quotation marks when using lower-case.

I don't know what - if anything - that has to do with legal trademark, but I bet it's got something to do with it!

EDITED for kindness.

Edited by goodyellowkorn182

For the love of God, would someone add a freaking Spell Checker to the forum software.

We've got one. I can't talk about the Falcon's Fury drop t0wer without a zero.

And that 14 pound baby born the other day is a Son of Beast - like proportions.

EDIT: Wow, it still works! :ph34r:

Can I scream like a Banshee on that too?

I love the interesting concepts that they have done in the years, amazing innovations in what I remember only in small packages in Newport Aquarium.

There's a Rita's not 10 miles away from me in Kettering and I've never had it. I need to remedy that sometime.

Definitely go there. I usually get the chocolate chip and it's really good.

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