Keith Olsen wrote:
>
> V@lkswagen Vanag@n  vs  Volkswagen Vanagon
> I've seen a problem like this before in other areas and people just had to get
> creative in their usage.   It's done all the time.
> BTW: Look at food products that call themselves "lite"  They have no set
> standard that they need to adhere to. "Lite" is not a real word so they can
> assign any meaning they want to it.  And if the public happens to mistake it
> for "light" meaning less in calories or fat or cholesterol...too bad.
> or, I've seen a product called Just Pik't orange juice.  Now, they couldn't
> call it "Just Picked" because it wasn't picked recently enough to justify a
> "Just" .
>
Now I know what those water-pruf boots leaked!