Tom Scharfeld created an iPhone app designed to teach people how to play the trumpet.
He called it iTrump.
Lawyers for Donald Trump launched a battle to claim ownership of the app name.
They lost.
Read here on Bloomberg.
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Trumpet was around longer than Trump, so it makes sense in a weird way. He can’t win em all (cue the list of losses from wackos – any wins for you lunatics???).
He’s actually a trombone player, but that’s buried deep in the article, deeper than the headline writer apparently got. The iTrump app is for trumpet; there’s also an iBone app for trombone
iTrombo would be a better name.
Obviously doesn’t know that in Britain trump means fart!
One of my Russian friends told me that a lot of people in Russia refers to a (excuse me) fart as a “putin.” So, I guess Trump and Putin mean the same…right?
And there the comparisons end.
(Right…)
Sad trombone sound for Donald Trump. Sad!