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October 02, 2007

1st Annual DCR Patent Poetry Throwdown--2007

Come one, come all!  Patent enthusiasts and poetry lovers unite! In light of Untitledthe last couple of weeks of posting on both the new continuation rules and HR1908, we have decided to lighten the air a bit.  Over the next 5 days, each PHOSITAN will be posting his or her best patent-themed poem…and yes PHOSITA® subscribers,  after all poems are posted, you may cast your vote to determine which “poet” (and I use the term loosely) will be dubbed “Throwdown” champion.  Let the games…err poems begin.

Lamentations of the Nonobvious

Sitting, waiting in anticipation,

In the distance, my Outlook® chimes,

Finalized rules on continuations,

Sixteen independents can be a crime.

Fossiled past is now extinct,

For applications once thought united,

Replaced by thoughts of indistinct,

Claims 1 through 12 elect divided.

Voices sound from anxious sighing,

November One on the horizon,

The sounds of money chings from filing,

To keep your specs and claims from dying.

Fini.



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From Save Bodog.com


I’ve taken some time


Coming up with a rhyme


To let the world know


Of my deep personal blow


At first hit with sadness


That descended into madness


I put pen to paper


To describe this heinous caper


I built up a brand


From nothing but sand


With blood sweat and tears


I was successful for years


Then all of a sudden


Quick as a button


In swooped a troll


Demanding a toll


I tried not to pay


Not to give him his way


But he couldn’t be beaten


And my profits were eaten


So let this be a lesson


To count all your blessin’s


And keep you’re your eyes open


For those slimy little bastards

Posted by: Elka Oliver at October 3, 2007 05:12 PM

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