@gtwilson They probably both roll off the same Bosch assembly line in the Fatherland.
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@gtwilson They probably both roll off the same Bosch assembly line in the Fatherland.
// @matigo
Correction: BMW owns the rights to use the Rolls-Royce name for automobiles, but the name itself is owned by Rolls-Royce plc, the aviation firm.
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@sumudu It's a useful thing to have sometimes.
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@gtwilson Which is weird, because BMW owns Rolls-Royce and Volkswagen owns Bentley.
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@matigo I can't keep the various rights owners straight. It's worse than the whole Rolls Royce-Bentley-BMW-Volkswagen fiasco.
@matigo If CBS had half a brain, which is questionable, they would have given Axanar permission to make the film but retained worldwide rights to distribution. They could have had a glorious Star Trek film for a song, and made a small fortune in the process.
"Nobody expects the Knights Who Say Ni!"
@matigo I don't think I'll ever forgive CBS for killing Axanar. It could have been so good.
@matigo As long as he learns the wisdom of Commander Shran: "Never push the pinkskins to the thin ice." :-)