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Linkfest: Mister Softee Files Trademark Infringement Suit

The soft-serve ice cream operation is getting hard on competitors who use its jingle. The company that spawned the Conehead mascot is filing a federal suit against three ice-cream vendors.

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The use of human waste as fertilizer was actually a common practice in Japan in the 17th and 18th century. This was owing to their lack of large animals who typically produce large amounts of excrement.

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