(02-12-2016, 03:00 AM)Xoria Wrote: If Walmart sells toilet paper, shouldn't it be called Walmart Paper? Think about it.
Don't think that example quite works... kyushu rice is rice that is grown on kyushu, if rice is grown elsewhere it is no longer kyushu rice, it's just rice or malta rice, toilet paper is not paper that is made in a toilet, it is paper that is made with the specific purpose of being used at a toilet.
Also the chewing gum thing, are you high? It's not gum made on planet chewing, it's an individual thing that has its own purpose that is completely different from non chewing gum, just like toilet paper.
Not really seeing your point there, if you go any where in the world now you can buy 'Thai Fragrant Rice' from any supermarket, Its called 'Thai Fragrant Rice' because the rice recipe originated from / inspired by Thailand cuisine i.e. its a Thai dish however being sold in a US Supermarket does not now make it 'US Fragrant Rice' or 'Trump Fragrant Rice' its still Thai Fragrant Rice therefore Xoria's point stands!
The place of sale is irrelevant, its Kyushu Rice sold in Malta then its still Kyushu Rice as that is the location of where it was grown / made. Point of sale has no bearing on its name
