Rams logo a no-go. Favorites?
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Same here, only with Architecture. 2 firms already in town, graduating 70 a year etc. SLO was only like 10-15k population late 60's early 70's.
I actually lived for a year above the Cigar Factory on Higuera. In fact, parked my car across the street, and remember, (God as my witness), when there were maybe 20-30 pieces of gum stuck to that wall in the alley to the parking lot. Great town/memories.
Cheers.
nighttrain
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You know what, this weed is good as fuck and here's some of my favorites (quoted words cut 'n pasted from squadron sites)... 
1. Death Rattlers. "VMF-323 was commissioned August 1, 1943 at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina.[1] According to oral history, the squadron got its name from three fighter pilots who killed a 6-foot (1.8 m) rattlesnake and hung its skin in the squadron's ready room."
2. Tophatters. "The history of Fighter Squadron FOURTEEN dates back to the origins of Naval Aviation. Its record of continuous active service began in September of 1919, which makes it the Navy’s oldest active squadron"
3. Spectre. No write-up does this platform justice. If you've never seen the gunfire vids from an AC-130 gunship what are you waiting for. This is an airborne arsenal.
4. Playboys. This one is kind of fucked up due to PC with every fucking thing in the military. We called them the Playboys, their official name is some other VX-4 PC nonsense but in the 80s they flew some of the best looking aircraft in the world with the bunny on the tail (imagine haze grey aircraft with the black bunny). This below was flown in China Lake for a while so putting up the black /flex. Oh and they got permission from Hugh Heff to use it, bet that was a fun "official trip."
5. First Cavalry. Army pukes never get any love so here's some for them. The classic look of this logo is timeless.
1. Death Rattlers. "VMF-323 was commissioned August 1, 1943 at Marine Corps Air Station Cherry Point, North Carolina.[1] According to oral history, the squadron got its name from three fighter pilots who killed a 6-foot (1.8 m) rattlesnake and hung its skin in the squadron's ready room."
2. Tophatters. "The history of Fighter Squadron FOURTEEN dates back to the origins of Naval Aviation. Its record of continuous active service began in September of 1919, which makes it the Navy’s oldest active squadron"
3. Spectre. No write-up does this platform justice. If you've never seen the gunfire vids from an AC-130 gunship what are you waiting for. This is an airborne arsenal.
4. Playboys. This one is kind of fucked up due to PC with every fucking thing in the military. We called them the Playboys, their official name is some other VX-4 PC nonsense but in the 80s they flew some of the best looking aircraft in the world with the bunny on the tail (imagine haze grey aircraft with the black bunny). This below was flown in China Lake for a while so putting up the black /flex. Oh and they got permission from Hugh Heff to use it, bet that was a fun "official trip."
5. First Cavalry. Army pukes never get any love so here's some for them. The classic look of this logo is timeless.
Behold, the St. Louis College of Pharmacy Eutectics.
They have a “Mad Scientist” vibe going with their mascot. You don’t want this crazy dude filling your prescription!
They have a “Mad Scientist” vibe going with their mascot. You don’t want this crazy dude filling your prescription!
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STL made ‘punch a red wing fan in the face’ day. A holiday.NHL imo has the collective best logos in major american sports. Almost all of them are cool but these two stand out to me (im a fan of red)
