Secret message in Wendy's logo?

[GWguy]

There is a really great joke to reply but I don't want to taint this thread.

You said 'taint'.....

 

[SoMD_Fun_Guy]

They have a salad named after baja? Thats pretty cool.

There is a really great joke to reply but I don't want to taint this thread.

You said 'taint'.....

But didn't say "Toss"

 

[Lurk]

I thought the squiggles really spell out "Halal" in Arabic. Best you be sure before you offend the imam by saying it's American as apple pie.

 

[sockgirl77]

They have a salad named after baja? Thats pretty cool.

Yes, so does CIP. CIP has a burger named after him too. I ate half of one on Saturday. It was too much for my mouth to handle.

 

[Lurk]

Yes, so does CIP. CIP has a burger named after him too. I ate half of one on Saturday. It was too much for my mouth to handle.

Awww. That's just because he was so happy to see you.

 

[sockgirl77]

Awww. That's just because he was so happy to see you.

 

[Retrodeb54]

Sometimes when I read in here I just ..just....worry so. *sigh*

 

[Sweet 16]

Not buying it. No really... not stopping at Wendy's nor do I believe the unconcious brain is picking up on that "hidden message".

I took a business ethics course in college and there was a whole chapter on hidden messages in advertising and packaging. Allegedly, the word "s-e-x" is or was subtly baked into Ritz crackers, cleverly embedded in ice cubes in print ads for distilled spirits or even in water swirling down the drain in Drano commercials. All to tap into the subconscious to sell products because, as we all know, "it" sells. Very interesting and I never forgot it.

 

[kwillia]

I took a business ethics course in college and there was a whole chapter on hidden messages in advertising and packaging. Allegedly, the word "s-e-x" is or was subtly baked into Ritz crackers, cleverly embedded in ice cubes in print ads for distilled spirits or even in water swirling down the drain in Drano commercials. All to tap into the subconscious to sell products because, as we all know, "it" sells. Very interesting and I never forgot it.

And I call Gee, do you think perhaps Ritz crackers sell good because it is a good affordable cracker and not because my subconcious automatically is thinking cracker crumbs in my bed? Give me a break.

 

[sockgirl77]

I took a business ethics course in college and there was a whole chapter on hidden messages in advertising and packaging. Allegedly, the word "s-e-x" is or was subtly baked into Ritz crackers, cleverly embedded in ice cubes in print ads for distilled spirits or even in water swirling down the drain in Drano commercials. All to tap into the subconscious to sell products because, as we all know, "it" sells. Very interesting and I never forgot it.

I suppose a lot of letters can be formed with the dots. People choose to read S-E-X.

 

[kwillia]

I suppose a lot of letters can be formed with the dots. People choose to read S-E-X.

Well, I lay out the Ritz crackers to look like OO OOO OOOOOO and my hubby has yet to DO THE DISHES. So...

 

[sockgirl77]

Well, I lay out the Ritz crackers to look like OO OOO OOOOOO and my hubby has yet to DO THE DISHES. So...

 

[slotpuppy]

Well, I lay out the Ritz crackers to look like OO OOO OOOOOO and my hubby has yet to DO THE DISHES. So...

I lay out steaks, but the wife never does the cooking. :shrug: