Steve Slatin on mon 14 mar 05
Well, somewhat rare ... I remember a product for sale
in the 'new' Europe about 10 yrs. ago, called "Black
Death Vodka." It was pepper flavored, 80 proof, and
came in an aluminum can -- about a 12 oz. serving.
The logo was a skeleton of some kind. It was pretty
foul, IIRC.
-- Steve Slatin
--- CWilyums@AOL.COM wrote:
> Mel,
> I think you hit the nail on the head. I, also, do
> not think people name
> their products in order to play off tragedies, etc.
> There probably are some
> incidents of this, but I think them rare.
Steve Slatin -- Don't Ever Antagonize The Horn
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CWilyums@AOL.COM on mon 14 mar 05
Mel,
I think you hit the nail on the head. I, also, do not think people name
their products in order to play off tragedies, etc. There probably are some
incidents of this, but I think them rare. The American (U.S.A.) public is in tune
with power, strength, output/throughput, etc. Products are named to express
that which the public seeks, not to play off human tragedies.
Charles
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