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[Wolf-man jack]

WQLF SAYS: : It is so easy to recognize ignorance and those who post on forums that have no Business Savvy We Understand YQU Understand. Have Mercy WQLF ahoooooo

CVSI 3 Q Earnings News out soon ..

Dr. Joong J Fang Said;

'Have mercy" is a phrase that is subject to copyright in the context of specific songs and hymns, meaning it cannot be used without permission or a license from the copyright holder. While the phrase itself is part of common prayers and religious texts, each musical composition using the phrase has its own unique copyright protection for its specific arrangement, lyrics, and music. Examples include copyright claims on songs by composers like Daniel L. Schutte, Caroline Cobb Smith, and Steve Merkel.

Wolfman Jack Said; Have Mercy ahoooooo
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[Wolf-man jack]

WQLF SAYS : Thomas
, I'm waiting for my friends Lou and Tod Smith to give me a cal back ln order to give them a heads up about a certain individual that is threatening the WISE WQLF on non-sense accusations WE understand YQU Understand.. I'll shoot YQU an email...Have Mercy WQLF ahoooooo

CVSI Q3 earnings should come out next Friday at closing.

Dr. Joong J Fang Said; One should be wise to not have used a phone call or email for such nonsense. Lollipops 🍭
As one is aware, the Wise WQLF uses WQLF and not Wolfman Jack as an alias.

"Yes, a person can generally use "Wolfman Jack" as an alias on a website forum, provided they are not using it to commit fraud, defame, or infringe on the intellectual property rights of the estate for commercial purposes.
The name "WOLFMAN JACK" is a registered trademark of WJ ENTERTAINMENT LLC, primarily for use in entertainment and related media. This means that the estate of Robert Weston Smith (the man behind the persona) has exclusive rights to use the name in commerce, such as for products, merchandise, or commercial entertainment ventures.
However, using a name as a personal username or alias on a non-commercial website forum for general discussion typically falls under personal expression and is not considered commercial use or illegal in itself."