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How do you compare "pepsi" to "sex". to say well shouldn't someone protect pepsitube just like i should protect sextube is insaine. pepsi is a famous, unique word. sex is not. you can try to argue that "tube" is unique, but by doing so you are justifying and building a case against yourself because the person who owns " tube" can come take sextube away from you lol. tube is general, sex is general, putting them together is still general. pepsi is not general. putting pepsi with anything is going to get you in trouble. putting sex with anything is not going to get you in trouble.
Sometimes just threatening to sue, you can bluff peopel into giving everything away to you. Look at what happened with the domain name "sexpays", he turned it over to "xpays" because he said that they were infringing. To bad "pays" didn't go after "xpays" then ays could have sued pays, then ys could have sued ays then who ever owns "s" would own 1/2 the domain names in the world.... ridiculous logic. protect your trademark, but when you trademark generic words don't expect to enforce it on everything under the sun.
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