It’s an Arrow! Famous Logos with Hidden Images
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logos make me identify a product or service, I do not think about them
E. Johns has a good point bout the true meaning/message of that triangular shape I see often in American business logos as well as some foreign. I totally agree; don't know much bout college fraternities/sorrorities, but know they operate much like cults, if you will, or secret societies that involve weird hazing rituals and other bizzare stuff according to what I've read/researched and believe these are the first steps to being initiated into higher ranks /levels of whatever they do. Tried to talk to family/friends bout it and have been told I read too many books!
You have all missed what is probably the true meaning of that triangle. Quantitative analyses often use a small triangle to designate the differences or changes in numbers. What is that little triangle called? It's a latin letter named DELTA. The same letter - a triangle - is also used in the names of sorrorities and fraternities. Haven't any of you ever been exposed to sorrorities or fraternities? Geez!
Even now as I enjoy a cigarette and examine the logo again, they kind of resemble a couple of skiers in a down hill race! Or could they be a couple ghost-friends of Casper's? Oh gawd!....I need another cigarette! Ta-Ta.....{and No, I'm not from from England}
