they stopped using the cane in england in 1986.
they stopped using the cane in england in 1986.
when did they stop using the cane in england?
1986
the stagemaster line of guitars were introduced in the 1st quarter of 1999. the first 1999 stagemaster looked like fender straocasters with a reverse headstock and the stagemaster 22 fret necks are compatible with a stratocaster. the v2 design of 2000 was of a super strat with a 24 fret neck that is not compatible with a stratocaster. in 2001 kramer sent fender a letter stating that fenders was using karmer's trademark of "stagemaster" for electric guitars and demanded that fender stop using the kramer trademark. kramer had released a line of guitars from 1986 to 1990 that were branded as "stagemaster" and had the trademark "stagemaster". fender agreed to stop using the trademark beginning january 1, 2002. the squier "stagemasters" were discontinued and some stagemaster models (v2, v3, v4 & v6) were renamed "showmaster" and were released on jan 4th 2002. the 7 string stagemaster models were discontinued and were not re-branded as showmaster. there was never a lawsuit - fender and kramer worked the issue out between themselves and the case never went to court. the details of the settlement between kramer and fender were never revealed to the public. the showmaster guitars were later discontinued in 2004 and were sold through 2005 until the stocks were depleted.
stagemaster
on november 26, 2006, mooney appeared on cnn and talked about how he would stop using the word "nigga" due to michael richards' outbursts on stage at the laugh factory. he referred to richards as having become "his dr. phil" and "cured" him of the use of the epithet. mooney also said, "we're gonna stop using the n-word. i'm gonna stop using it. i'm not gonna use it again and i'm not gonna use the b-word. and we're gonna put an end to the n-word. just say no to the n-word. we want all human beings throughout the world to stop using the n-word."
paul mooney (comedian)