Sorry Bilky - what exactly is wrong with the Carpetright logo in that GSV picture you've linked to? Looks fine to me.
And just because a logo is made up of two different fonts and mixing small and capital letters, doesn't mean it isn't one word.
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It's stretched. I drive past it often. And on the other side of the building is a squashed one.Alexia wrote:Sorry Bilky - what exactly is wrong with the Carpetright logo in that GSV picture you've linked to? Looks fine to me.
And just because a logo is made up of two different fonts and mixing small and capital letters, doesn't mean it isn't one word.
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Perhaps this link will clear things up.Alexia wrote:Sorry Bilky - what exactly is wrong with the Carpetright logo in that GSV picture you've linked to? Looks fine to me.
And just because a logo is made up of two different fonts and mixing small and capital letters, doesn't mean it isn't one word.
Also, I know perfectly well what a word is. I find it unusual that their logo differs to their official name, however. They do it in their official way on their corporate site.
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I wonder if they're leaving themselves the option of adding an apostrophe at the end of 'Currys' at some point in the future and simply make it a single name?
Why doesn't it have an apostrophe now? As in Curry's - shop owned by the Curry family? (namely H Curry & Sons).Nick Harvey wrote:I wonder if they're leaving themselves the option of adding an apostrophe at the end of 'Currys' at some point in the future and simply make it a single name?
Also I notice Boots isn't Boot's (John Boot). Dixons was just a random name picked from the telephone book, apparently.