You know, I just went to a Chili's restaurant the other day, and when I look at the logo, the L is joined with the H; thus, it would appear as if the restaurant's name was "Chiji's" instead of "Chili's." An alternate logo displays the image of a chili pepper with an S next to it, so I know the restaurant's name is "Chili's," but I still don't get why the L is joined with the H, because it looks more like a J. Can anyone explain to me why this is?
What the smurf? WHAT THE SMURF? This news makes me sick. :mad2:
Their volcano cakes are delicious! I might go there for my birthday. Trying to decide between it and Red Lobster.
Advertisement tries to make logos look as delicious as possible for food joints. When I look at the logo, I think of a big long jalapeno pepper where the L is conjoined with the H. Yum.
Oh, then maybe that's it... thanks, Rye. (Although they still could've just put a chili pepper as an apostrophe.)
Their food is pretty good. I like their ribs and, of course, their chili.
there is an arrow in the fedex logo.
Yes, there is, ITRP.
When you said big long jalapeno pepper I thought of a penis :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rye
The American dollar has Illuminati symbols in it! Maybe Chili's is part of the conspiracy.
Not knowing what Chili's was, I had to google image it. Here's the logo in case there are other people like me.
http://www.salmonellablog.com/chilis.jpg
Yeah, that looks funny. Doesn't look like it's there for any good reason. But the chilli apostrophe is very clever. xD
It makes it look like a smiley face.
if that's so, it's not nearly as effective as the amazon logo
this is an even bigger scandal than the Hanjin logo.
Assuming that the dominant consonants of H and J are supposed to represented in that logo... someone can really trip out over where the J is/is not.... or ARE.Quote:
Originally Posted by eestlinc
I like my food like I like my men.
Dark and spicy. Chili's has only one of those filled, but good enough.
I see it and I read Chili's. It's hard to see the J when looking at the word itself. :/
Chili's = Cheap first date. :>
