Be very careful….Financial Crisis May Also Takeout Its Toll on Company Logos…

Have a look…. : )

LG..Now, Who’s going to pay Your bill?

Nokia. No more connections!

Xer…What was that?

3M..Downgrading 2m…1m…0M..3L..2L..

McDonalds..Begging for food

Buy Best…Please Buy..Save Lives!

Ferrari..Runs faster than a turtle..

From Chrysler to Crisisler to disasterler?

Citigroup..Saving their own as*

Yahoo..Yipee..Oh Shutup!

Our Fault?

Adidas..Bring em down

From Good to Bad what’s next?? Worst?

DowJones.to DownJones..Next would be LaydownJones..

Nike..New logo would be an “X” coz its easy to draw

DELL..Now where are the bookends?

Fiasco n Failing Systems

Fail….No more road for Ford

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