The
World Tree Foundation has said it intends to sue internet surfers in a landmark
class action unless the 'unauthorised use' of the WTF acronym is stopped immediately.
A
lawyer for the WTF told us:
"The
WTF acronym is widely used today to mean what the fuck
in internet chat rooms, e-mail and bloggs. We are building up a list of people
using the acronym and they will be included in depositions later in the year."
Speaking
on behalf of the WTF, Nubie Hoobie told us:
"We
have suffered in silence for long enough. Now is the time to get back what is
rightfully ours."
A
spokesman for the Forester's Union (FU) has said that the WTF had been patiently
waiting for the use of the acronym to die down but it hasn't.
"If
anything, since 9/11, the use of the term WTF has increased moderately exponentially,"
he told reporters.
In
other news In
the UK a clothing store, French Connection, continues to use the logo FCUK on
clothing and bags. |  |
