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CLICK HERE to Register for a free account and login for a smoother ad-free experience. It's easy, and only takes a few moments.He has a young son who I assume plays some kind of youth sports. Somebody needs to find out the next time he loses a game so we can go shove it in their faces.
Saw this yesterday, what an assinine stunt...
Could this have something to do with the shellacking that NE gave Denver TWICE in the past 2 months? ..maybe this made them feel better
Interesting about the Nestle tweet:
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@Butterfinger
Nestle Butterfinger
BTW Butterfinger had NOTHING to do w/ Boston stunt after the big game. A company bought our bars (like 7,200) & used 'em w/out our knowledge
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Companies get sued for unauthorized use of a person or another company's product in advertising all the time.
It's an open and shut case and usually results in a quick settlement or guilty verdict.
Shouldn't Nestle (Butterfinger) sue pawngo.com? I would LOVE that.
Absolutely great point! They use a trademarked name in a publicity stunt gone wrong. Nestle would be heroes to Pats fans everywhere if they pursued this and made it stick.