[Bette]

Louisiana's attorney general said Monday that local T-shirt makers don't need the National Football League's permission to sell shirts with the phrase "Who Dat," as long as they don't make other references to the New Orleans Saints or NFL.
Attorney General Buddy Caldwell said he had a conference call with the NFL's general counsel to discuss cease-and-desist letters some Louisiana T-shirt makers received from the league. The letters demanded they stop selling shirts featuring the phrase that's part of a popular cheer by Saints fans, citing trademark infringement.
The NFL is only objecting to shirts that are marketed or presented as an official Saints or NFL product, Caldwell said. Shirts that are black and gold and say "Who Dat" can be sold, he said, if they don't purport to be Saints gear and don't include the team logo.
The chant — "Who dat say dey gonna beat dem Saints" — is often shortened to "Who Dat" on shirts and signs and has been a mainstay at the Superdome in New Orleans since the 1980s.

New Orleans, NFL reach agreement on 'Who Dat' - NFL News - FOX Sports on MSN

Well, thats a relief. For a minute there I thought maybe the NFL was trying to horn in on a good thing and claim ownership. Heaven forbid they would do something like that

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Originally Posted by Bette

Well, thats a relief. For a minute there I thought maybe the NFL was trying to horn in on a good thing and claim ownership. Heaven forbid they would do something like that

Funny and I agree!