Go ahead ......... keep using the phrase "ping pong"
- Mike T Y Chen
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Go ahead ......... keep using the phrase "ping pong"
And look clueless
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Salote
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Re: Go ahead ......... keep using the phrase "ping pong"
Far east Asians (Chinese, Japanese , Koreans) are mostly to blame
They spend billions promoting a sport and all that goes to total waste when they reduce the sport to a silly basement game as interpreted in North America
North Americans cannot be blamed because they are mostly clueless about table tennis as a formal sport.
Until this is corrected in far east usage, this major issue with the sport will continue
They spend billions promoting a sport and all that goes to total waste when they reduce the sport to a silly basement game as interpreted in North America
North Americans cannot be blamed because they are mostly clueless about table tennis as a formal sport.
Until this is corrected in far east usage, this major issue with the sport will continue
- Wilburt
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Re: Go ahead ......... keep using the phrase "ping pong"
Is it even legal for ITTF related activities to use the term ping pong
I thought it was trademarked by someone else in England and then in USA
I thought it was trademarked by someone else in England and then in USA
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