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SHUT!!! UP!!! SHUT!!! UP!!!
In the name of all that is pure and sacred, WHEN are you IDIOTS going to GET OVER YOURSELVES!?!
On another site, we tell them to go die in a fire.
It uses the same logo because it’s the parent company of 7- eleven. Not a valid look-a-like if it looks like itself.
agreed
Agreed, Seven and Holdings is the Japanese version of 7/11, so it doesn’t help.
Good effort though. :/
True…
What’s next….someone who wonders over the striking resemblance between SuperNES and Super Famicom?
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Boooo, Eric Konop, booooooo.
*facepalm*
7-11 logo totally looks like 7-11’s parent company’s logo.
Same company = similar logo. >o< duh!
tokyo, NO? I think 7-11 is bigger there than it is in the states.
Baka! Onaji no Kaishakara Mochidon Onaji mitai.
mochiRon.
Mochidon would be shorthand for domburi with … mochi?
That might be kind of awesome. No, wait, that would be amazingly terrible.
The thought of a mochidon gives me shivers. How would that be physically possible?
You can keep your mochi-don. I don’t find the idea terribly appetizing.
I was spelling “Fenticlly”
Then maybe you should’ve put that r that you clearly pronounce into your “phonetic” spelling.
demo son nano kankei ne!
piya!
Baka! Onaji no kaisha DAkara, MochiRon onaji rogo da
Good job, You guys!
Onaji (no->take off) Kaisha dakara, mochiron Onaji r(l)ogo da(yo) (mitai,da=also correct!)
I can understand it even though this sentence doesn’t have “r(l)ogo”.
説明のおかげで
Thats 711’s parents company dumbass. 711 was bought out by a Japanese holding company in the 1990’s 7 & iholdings is that parent company.
Can we move this one to failblog?
Seconded, thirded, and fourthed.
That is so racist. On behalf of all purveyors of caffeine, alcohol, nicotine and porn magazines worldwide, I demand a public apology.
You are such a dork. Get over yourself. You are not funny, but here is your public apology:
We as the general public of TLL are terribly sorry that YOU ARE SUCH A DORK!!!
I’mma let you finnish there and I’m really happy for you but QotW has the worst comments EVER!… WORST COMMENTS EVER!
This is actually part of 7-11. The holdings just mean that its like an ATM.
I saw it when i went to japan, it just means theres an atm 7i atm in 7-11.
Pretty much the only way for americans to get yen the best way
There are ATMs in every convenience store here. 7 & i-holdings is the name of the parent company. It has nothing to do with the ATM.
Not in every
She is right about it being the easiest place to withdraw cash with an international ATM card though.
7 & i Holding and post offices, those are our options. Citibank in a pinch.
I concur, this isn’t a real “totally looks like” because they are the same company and can therefore use it. SUBMISSION FAIL.
This Fail is Failed! Those are the same company!!!
Man, it’s really easy to look like yourself.
pwnd
I notice that nobody has said yet that these companies are related somehow….
Win! But we can’t possibly be done here until everybody gets to show their vast knowledge of international business.
Complete failure. Who do you think owns 7-11?
oh no who’d have thunk that 7Eleven’s shop logo looks like 7Eleven’s corporate logo
(7Eleven being a brand of 7&i corp.)
Next Ford dealership logo Looks like Ford Motor Company logo
I remember being saddened when I was in Japan and all the comforting 7-11 signs were changed to “7 and i Holdings”. But ultimately the saru udon remained just as tasty, and the tappuri kuriimu puriin remained just as sweet, and the Boone’s Tropical was still only 500 yen a bottle, so it was all good
i miss the egg sandwiches, and bento boxes they had.
i forgot the company name but there was this drink that only came out around christmas time. i think it was a strawberry milk soda flavor…mmmmmm oishii ne!!!
同じ会社。馬鹿な人。>_>
Yeahhh but only one has Slurpees!
Thanks transmorpher776 for your submission. Way to jump the gun before doing a lil research. Talk about fail.
yah the guy who made the second comment is right. its the
parent store and is practically just a bigger version of 7-11.
i went to japan last summer and those 7 and i holdings are at
every corner. its actually kinda funny.
My favorite part of the internet is how someone can make a simple innocent mistake and then 100 people can rip on him for days, weeks, months at a time.
Can we get a few more people to repeat the same message? I’m not sure it’s entirely clear yet.
Can we get a few more people to be intelligent enough to do their research before publicly humiliating themselves? I’m not sure it’s entirely clear yet.
aikoe,
I know from experience I can do the research intelligently and still publicly humiliate myself.
Does aikoe mean “depiction of the child of love”?
…XD
No, it does not, and I have no idea how you got that out of it.
aikoe,
here was my flawed logic:
aikoe = aikio-e
aiko = ‘love child’ or ‘child of love’
ukiyo-e = image of the floating world
ukiyo = floating world
so…
aiko-e = image of the child of love
but ‘image’ lacks dramatic flair, so…
aikoe = depiction of the child of love
I suppose it could be broken down as “ai koe”, but I won’t translate that since it could be offensive.
Or maybe your name is Aiko E, where the “E” is just an abbreviation, but “Aiko” would still mean “child of love”.
By the way, this is a perfect example of my last comment.
or 7 up lol
I just wish I was still in the country where I could walk into a 7&iHoldings.
same. i miss japan. whoever posted the pic was pretty dumb though. pretty much the same thing
i holdings your 7 eleven logo™
Damn… who ever posted this must be stupid.
Seriously? 7-11 looks like 7-11?
Failblog definitely needs to hire a fact checker.
Also there was recently a “spelling fail” for a delicatessen called “Delly”
But 60 years ago “Delly” was as widespread a term as “Deli”…
just a few seconds on wikipedia, guys….
it even has green a nike swoosh at the bottom…
Yes, they are the same company, in effect.
7-11 sold a franchise in Japan to the Ito-Yokado company in 1974.
After 7-11 got into financial difficulties in 1980’s, Ito-Yokado bought a majority share of the “parent” company.
Read all about it in “Project X: Seven Eleven”
Japanese companies don’t shamelessly rip off trademarks. Any more. Probably.
I’d call that a fail.
It looks the same because it IS the same. Do a little research before you post something so stupid next time. Why would anyone steal such a popular logo and try to pass it off as their own? Think about it.
Yeah, 7-11s are in Japan like every 50 feet. In most towns you can give directions in relation to them. Who the hell posted this one anyway? This whole article should be on failblog. “Look alike FAIL” Or “Parent company FAIL”
まあ〜ね。
They’re the same company!
Same company!!!!!!! In Japan i Holdings bought out the 7 eleven chain but kept the main logo.