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Patent Law

: Phosita

tell us how you really feel - part II

By Douglas Sorocco

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Any time you see a blog post with a picture of Alfred E. Neuman in it - you know it has to be good.

This time it is the Patent Prospector blasting away at the “over-credentialed chowderheads” who have been huffing and puffing about the havoc patents are inflicting on the economy and innovation.

Lots of good quotes (a couple of which are a bit too risque for PHOSITA), but my favorite:

Jamming what fits into a theoretical construct, leaving as offal inconvenient contrary facts.

Use of “offal” and Alfred E. Neuman in a patent blog post - I am in awe.

Full post as published by Phosita on December 29, 2008 (boomark / email).

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