Ok, you got me with the "ham" ;) But seriously...you are completely missing the point that I was making. They weren't after the "Mayo", but after slandering an

Ok, you got me with the "ham" ;) But seriously...you are completely missing the point that I was making. They weren't after the "Mayo", but after slandering and causing harm to a competitor. If that is your cup of tee, then please feel free to give me your name and company and we can see how it feel's ;) :) The article was completely about the length's of which the company went to in order to "rid" the competition rather than to out-compete it.