So I called the bartender "Broseph" last night...

[Klout]

dont think he invented it but wah definitely played the lead roll in popularizing the term around here

[peaches626]

Like, for ser, he started saying it and now a bazillion people on phantasytour use it all the time...?

[freddiewaht]

<< inventor/groundbreaker/trendsetter
i find it hilarious that its all over pt,btw..

[peaches626]

FreddieWah, you may now be the second most famous person i\'ve ever known personally.... behind this girl

[davepeck]

i\'ve never called a bartender broseph before. it\'s usually, "broski, two heinekens".

[kindm's]

FreddieWah, you may now be the second most famous person i\'ve ever known personally.... behind this girl

Wow that woman is seriously smokin\' HOT

[freddiewaht]

id love to copyright the word but dont even know if its humanly possible to do such a thing..

[DocEllis70]

you can definatley trademark it. go to the United States Patent and Trademark office..

http://www.uspto.gov/main/trademarks.htm

let me know how you make out

[leith]

How is Ser a trademark?
A trademark is a word, phrase, symbol or design, or a combination of words, phrases, symbols or designs, that identifies and distinguishes the source of the goods of one party from those of others.

What goods does Ser identify or distinguish the source of ?
If Wah were to start a business in which he sold goods then he could use Ser for a trademark.
No Wah needs to look into copyright as he mentioned but it is a shortening of another word and there are other uses for the word Ser according to the Urban Dictionary so I am not sure even that is possible besides I doubt he has the money needed as I hear he can\'t even make it to local B\'Fast shows.

[DocEllis70]

\'are you ser?\' could be trademarked if there was intention of making shirts or stickers or merchandise using that expression

[leith]

\'are you ser?\' could be trademarked if there was intention of making shirts or stickers or merchandise using that expression

Perhaps but I don\'t think so. Then again I\'m not a lawyer but only speaking from experience with helping out Pure Noodle when we were making an album etc.

[Igziabeher]

What goods does Ser identify or distinguish the source of ?
If Wah were to start a business in which he sold goods then he could use Ser for a trademark.
No Wah needs to look into copyright as he mentioned but it is a shortening of another word and there are other uses for the word Ser according to the Urban Dictionary so I am not sure even that is possible besides I doubt he has the money needed as I hear he can\'t even make it to local B\'Fast shows.

way to be a buzzkill to a fairly hypothetical question.

[leith]

What goods does Ser identify or distinguish the source of ?
If Wah were to start a business in which he sold goods then he could use Ser for a trademark.
No Wah needs to look into copyright as he mentioned but it is a shortening of another word and there are other uses for the word Ser according to the Urban Dictionary so I am not sure even that is possible besides I doubt he has the money needed as I hear he can\'t even make it to local B\'Fast shows.

way to be a buzzkill to a fairly hypothetical question.

Way to be a fucking asshole to someone that is just being fairly realistic.

[ds673488]

What goods does Ser identify or distinguish the source of ?
If Wah were to start a business in which he sold goods then he could use Ser for a trademark.
No Wah needs to look into copyright as he mentioned but it is a shortening of another word and there are other uses for the word Ser according to the Urban Dictionary so I am not sure even that is possible besides I doubt he has the money needed as I hear he can\'t even make it to local B\'Fast shows.

way to be a buzzkill to a fairly hypothetical question.

Way to be a fucking asshole to someone that is just being fairly realistic.

way to call a group of cops fucking idiots

oh wait, wrong thread... :slowly backs out of thread:

[booztravlr]

i\'ve never called a bartender broseph before. it\'s usually, "broski, two heinekens".