Can You Spot The Hidden Meanings in These Company Logos?

Adidas

Adidas's symbol is meant to look like a mountain, but the reason why is pretty unreal. The logo has three stripes as an homage to the 1967 design. They never really meant anything but were supposed to be unique. It wasn't until the 90s that they slanted to represent a mountain. This represents the many obstacles people can overcome with their apparel. 

Hope for African Children Initiative

This one is pretty unbelievable. The Hope for African Children Initiative works to help children of African countries who have been orphaned by AIDS-related issues or is dealing with life problems impacted by AIDS. You might see two things in their logo. You could either view a woman speaking to a child or the African continent. Do you see it?

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The More You Know

  • In the late 1600s, London was plagued by an attacker who would spank his victims with a rod and shout "Spanko!" before running away.
  • T-shirts were originally made for unmarried men who didn't know how to sew buttons on collared shirts.
  • A man sued Pepsi claiming he found a mouse in his Mountain Dew. Pepsi attorneys stated that Mountain Dew will dissolve a mouse in 30 days, and showed his can was purchased 74 days after being manufactured.
  • Little brown bats sleep more than any other mammal on earth.
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Post originally appeared on Upbeat News.