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BTW: Coke describes their logo as the "dynamic ribbon device" (in Australia, anyway). Fun fact: Coke has added some BS to the legal fine print on the can:
by 10ren 17y ago
BTW: Coke describes their logo as the "dynamic ribbon device" (in Australia, anyway).
Fun fact: Coke has added some BS to the legal fine print on the can:
"(C) 2008 The Coca-cola company, LOVINGLY CRAFTED by Coca-cola Amatil (AUST.) PTY LED, ..." etc
"This TOTALLY IRRESISTIBLE cola drink contains: carbonated purified water, ..." etc.
I mean, why not use the legally required fine print for advertising? It's post-modern. I've had this thought myself, though I can see someone eventually going too far and regretting it in court.
- ErrantX 17y agoa uk magazine I write for ends their disclaimer on the back page with a jokey sentence or 2 about their week. It's the first thing I read now that I knoew about it - like a cult thing.