Easy princess, you need to unclench if you don't want your tampon to shoot out.

I was actually looking forward to the drivel that is a Randolph Duke post. It's always good for a laugh.

Randolph Duke, letting everyone down once again.

Wow, this might actually turn out worse than the abortion that was the Texas Monthly blog post.

That's what you said about March. And yet here we are. Is August going to be a total let down as well?

A&M still has its trademark and horn bows out of the NCAA tournament early. As the world turns....

This is a deliberate attempt at spinning the truth. And a pathetic one at that. Gill said he didn't see the importance of what he did that day in 1922 until the radio play in 1939. Not that it didn't exist until 1939. He never said the 12th man didn't exist until 1939. You are making that up to...

I believe you should deal with the truth that your crusade has been an epic failure. Hilariously so. At the end of the day A&M has its trademark and you are a failure. You can't dispute that.

Whoa, calm down sport. You certainly are getting worked up for not caring about A&M at all. And A&M isn't fighting to the death over this tradition. A&M comfortably owns it and is in no danger over losing it.

Embarrassing is spending 3+ years of your life over a formal rival with absolutely nothing to show for it. I'd rethink my priorities after a stretch like that.

Did y'all come up with the word Texas? Did y'all come up with the word Longhorn? What about Bevo? You didn't come up with any of those but I bet you've got some trademarks related to them.

No one at any point said that A&M created the 12th man tradition, A&M has just used it the most over the history of football and rightfully filed and owns the trademark on it.

Man, that's a lot of words to say that A&M still owns the trademark and is in no danger of losing it.

And of course you know you don't have to be the organization that created the term in order to trademark it.

This in itself is a moronic question since there has been documented proof that A&M used the phrase 12th man prior to 1939.