A business owner WAVE has received complaints about many times before has been slapped with a federal lawsuit accusing him of trademark infringement.

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like ice cream or fish and chips. However, nothing manages to spoil these treats quite like seagulls diving to steal your food. While seagulls may not be picky eaters, it turns out that it could ...

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Then you shape the patties. This is easily the most labor-intensive part of the process, unless you’re the kind of person who likes to skin and bone your own fish, since shaping the patties is a ...

In it you play as a young man who inherits his uncle’s magical mansion. On your first day at the house you receive a note laying out the rules by which you will earn your inheritance.

Your lunch is gone. A seagull, unapologetic and proud, flaps away victoriously. You, meanwhile, are left clutching vinegar-soaked paper and existential despair. Why do seagulls steal our food?