Now that the name change is official, I'm giving it another go. I can't be the only one who has fun making crappy logos. If you're not careful, one of mine will be chosen by our illustrious leaders and you'll be up a crick without a paddle. So, here are two more for your enjoyment.
Also, this brings up a long-running question that the brickwife and I have had. Do all you east-coasters know what I mean when I say "crick?" As in, "my grandma had a crick in her yard." Is that an acceptable word out here?
7 comments:
We had cricks in upstate New York.
We have them here in the east ... only they're spelled "creek" ... go figure.
Well, in the South, we have both cricks & creeks. Either pronunciation is acceptable (probably either spelling as well).
Yeah! I'm with Zach? on this one. Are you making them like this on purpose? Geez, and I really liked #2 until I read Zach?'s comment.
Oh and I always said creek.
Well, I'm glad someone else said it first. I think this one was just a test to see if anyone would let it go by unannounced...
I thought cricks were more a southern thing than a west coast thing. Ah, well.
Schuyler, Maggie and Israel -- what did you call a carbonated beverage when you first arrived here?
Looks nice! Awesome content. Good job guys.
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