'Dirty Bird Fried Chicken' defends 'rude' logo

[Misfit]

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/dirty-bird-fried-chicken-defends-4022337#ixzz3AI2w2zBT

A food company has defended its controversial new logo after customers complained about its phallic design.

The owner of the Dirty Bird van, which visits festivals and events around Wales, says it is just a clever way of making the “d” and “b” of the company name look like a rooster.

 

[Radiant1]

I don't see the problem. :shrug:

 

[Monello]

Some folks have too much time on their hands.

 

[Misfit]

Some folks have too much time on their hands.

People who live out in the Styx I bet.

 

[mamatutu]

I am not worried about their questionable logo. Just their name (Dirty Bird) would keep me from buying their product.

 

[glhs837]

Keep in mind, in the UK, there are industry advocacy groups, NGOs that, while their pronouncements do not have the force of law, can seriously affect a companies business. If the group says to retailers and others, "this company is not in compliance with guidelines, you may not carry their products or you will lose your seal of industry approval", quite a few retailers would refuse to carry the products. And Mama, the dirty refers to the fact that fried chicken is not good for you, not a healthy food.

 

[kwillia]

Wait until Chasey spots Socki sportin' that chicken lovin' t-shirt...

 

[Misfit]

Wait until Chasey spots Socki sportin' that chicken lovin' t-shirt...

I just knew it would happen, I didn't know who'd say it but I just knew it.