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If you look at this image - bar the colour / pattern of the underwear, it's actually geometrically similar (which the briefs they exampled were not)
http://img.thesun.co.uk/aidemitlum/archive/00418/SNF14WOM01C...
Psh, that's not even as big a logo botch as the Brits committed to themselves: the UK Office of Government Commerce unveiled -- to much tittering and whispering -- a new "OGC" logo back in 2008 which, when rotated ninety degrees clockwise, looked like a stick figure standing and, er, "'aving a wank" in the local slang. OGC quickly reverted to its old logo, correcting the er, boner, but nevertheless in some circles (p…
What about the London 2012 Olympics logo? That can't be undone, and it can't be unseen once you see it (ie. the Fedex logo effect not in a good way).
Post mentions Google Comsumer Surveys http://www.google.com/insights/consumersurveys/pricing at $0.10 for targeted and $0.50 for targeted (age , gender, etc) responses this seems like a great way for getting feedback quick. Has anyone got any experience doing them ? Does anyone know how these people answer surveys, is there a web portal for people to sign up to do them ?
I've seen them smack dab in the middle of boston.com "The Big Picture". You basically can't look at more than a few of the photos without answering a google survey question. For me, looking at this page now asks me who my auto insurance provider is with: http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2013/10/broken_lives_of_fuk...
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I spilled some coffee on some light coloured trousers on the way to the London office. The stain was centered right in my lap and I couldn't really go around like that all day, so I stopped and bought some cheap trousers at Gap to sort me out. Pro-tip: Telling your local UK colleagues that you were running late because you stained your pants and needed to get new pants, and then offering to show people the stained pa…
Ah, wonderfully divided by a common language!!!! :) "Fanny" is a great cause of transatlantic fun too. And if you are a Brit in the US, never ever say, "Im diving out for a fag". You're gonna get some odd looks.
the white logo in the header bar still looks like Y fronts![0] 0. in the UK.
I didn't even know what Y fronts are and it looks like underwear. Even the new one that's not suppose to still looks like underwear.
Startups considering new logo options should check it out!
Disclosure: I'm a Survata co-founder
I remember the program manager demonstrating this to the closed group and announcing proudly that Office now had a `floater`.
At which point all of the Brits and South Africans either sniggered or plain exploded with laughter.
It took a while for things to settle before it emerged that the Americans in the room didn't see what was so funny, and the Brits and South Africans interpretation of a `floater` was a turd floating in a swimming pool.
The name was changed by the next time we saw the feature, if I recall correctly they went for the far less ambiguous "mini toolbar".
Post mentions Google Comsumer Surveys http://www.google.com/insights/consumersurveys/pricing at $0.10 for targeted and $0.50 for targeted (age , gender, etc) responses this seems like a great way for getting feedback quick. Has anyone got any experience doing them ? Does anyone know how these people answer surveys, is there a web portal for people to sign up to do them ?
http://www.google.com/insights/consumersurveys/how Why is that "take the tour" button so messed up?
What issue were you having with the "take the tour" button?
Post mentions Google Comsumer Surveys http://www.google.com/insights/consumersurveys/pricing at $0.10 for targeted and $0.50 for targeted (age , gender, etc) responses this seems like a great way for getting feedback quick. Has anyone got any experience doing them ? Does anyone know how these people answer surveys, is there a web portal for people to sign up to do them ?
