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Can I use a common quote to make club tshirts?
I am getting a Jeep club started and would like to make shirts for our members. My concern is that I could get in trouble for using a saying that I've seen before. For example, "It's a Jeep thing, you wouldn't understand" or "Go topless" these sayings are always on Jeep shirts, but are they allowed? I have seen several different companies use them so who would have the copyright? My ultimate plan would be to have the sayings on the front with our club's name on the back. I would like to incorporate "Jeep" somewhere by use of a logo or something but I know the logos have strict copyright rules. I have searched around via Google and can't find any copyright info regarding these types of sayings. Any suggestions or advice is appreciated :)
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- BillyGoatLv 69 years agoFavorite Answer
How big is your club? Are you profiting from these shirts?
You can say things like "Jeep: There is no substitute" without an issue because you're probably too little to be worth prosecuting and too low profile for anyone to notice regardless of intellectual properties law.
- ?Lv 44 years ago
sounds like a theory from somebody of Buddhist mysticism or some eastern suitable philosophical equipment. The you maximum probable correlated to the ego, the "I" that we parade around in our on an regular basis lives. yet our authentic selves, what's left after the ego has dissolved, exists in a sort of infinity. it extremely is a eye-catching theory, it speaks to the grandeur of existence, the interior-connectedness of all issues. you're right here, yet you additionally are everywhere at as quickly as.
