Josh sent us this photo of an ornament he found on the post-Christmas discount racks a few days ago. He notes, “Just goes to show you that typographic layout matters.”
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![Anus Burgers Run Wild Across America’s Restaurant Signs](../../consumermediallc.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/092209-006-anusburger.jpg?w=158&h=158&crop=1)
Anus Burgers Run Wild Across America’s Restaurant Signs
We got a tip from someone today with a funny pic of a misspelled McDonald’s sign at the University of Missouri campus in Columbia, MO. We thought we’d do a Google search to see if this was old news or not. What we found out was that “Angus” is too ripe a target for word vandals, or even just opportunistic photographers, to pass up.
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Hardee's Biggest Franchisee Refuses To Show Anus Spot On TV
Remember Hardee’s anal-centric “a-hole” ads? Even if they never aired in your area, they’ve been floating around online for a few weeks at least. Ben Mayo Boddie, who operates 350 Hardee’s restaurants from his home in North Carolina, has had enough of a-hole this, ball muncher that, and he’s refusing to air the spots.
![Hardee's New Ad: Our Food Tastes Better Than Someone's Anus!](../../consumermediallc.files.wordpress.com/2012/06/ahole.jpg?w=158&h=105&crop=1)
Hardee's New Ad: Our Food Tastes Better Than Someone's Anus!
Not to be outdone by Burger King‘s “fellate our new burger” ad, Hardee’s restaurant has launched a similarly juvenile campaign with its new “biscuit holes.” You can probably guess where this is going.
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Jack In The Box Brand Redesign Makes Juvenile Humor Much Easier
I’ve always thought “Jack in the Box” was a weird name for a fast food restaurant, but this new branding approach the company is rolling out in San Diego—where Jack HQ is located—seems like a step back. By isolating “Jack,” so much, they’re going to be sending immature people everywhere into fits of smirking. I keep imagining commercials with taglines like: “It’s time for a little Jack,” or “Hungry? Jack it!” Other than that, is it just me or does it look incredibly retro?