Logos with this tag were plucked from our submissions to be publicly flogged.
If you want the fame and glory of being the italicized name in “Thanks to Barfer Name in Italics for this beaut!” keep the address logos@makesmebarf.com prepped for when you find that awful logo.
Thanks to Barfer Doug for sending in this book
Following nearly a decade of research, this account solves the mysterious death of biochemist Frank Olson, revealing the identities of his murderers in shocking detail.
So…not about educating kids in urban schools, or the life of an inner-city drug dealer? Considering that, it’s clear that the title is referring to the font choice.
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To be honest, I’m not sure if this is a name fail or a typo. The logo isn’t even bad – but I can’t look past the cok.
Thanks to Barfer Chris for the submission!
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Category: Restaurants |
I figure since we already brought you the most WTF post ever this morning, we’d follow it right up with a submission from Barfer Lekmyballzberg:
He says, “AMAZING food, shitty child-molester scary logo.”
And that about sums it up, right?
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Category: Restaurants |
GOOD MORNING
Here is Couch’s Pest Patrol’s DEMON SPAWN FROM HELL.
“Thanks” to our anonymous submitter.
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Category: Service Industry |
We often receive submissions of bad website headers like this.
They aren’t really logos, but people have certainly chosen to represent their business poorly when they made a banner that’s little more than the business’ name typed out in a crappy font.
Today, we received a logo that is a bad website header brought to life. Thanks to an anonymous cell phone submission for the hot mess that is ASH Services, LLC’s actual logo mashed up with a disparate font and weird spacing choices.
I count: Papyrus, a drop shadow, and…just what is that new font? It’s got a jungle-themed birthday party invitation feeling that I’m finding very festive.
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Category: Small Business |
When creating a logo for your company, which is located in Texas and focuses on “conducting and translating education research into policy and practice”, you definitely want to communicate an aura of trust.
So it might be best to avoid looking at all like Enron.
But we could be wrong. Who are we to say? Best of luck to you, Edvance.
Thanks to Barfer Jon for sending this in.
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Category: Education |
Looks like SOMEONE had an unsatifying relief effort.
Somebody call a doctor, this has been going on for WAY more than four hours. This logo came our way (giggity) from barfer Joe. Thanks Joe!
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Category: Medical |