Here are a few pics of some really funny Chinese knockoffs. Among the victims of the Chinese copycats are Pepsi, KFC, MacDonalds, Coke, and Starbucks.
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joecool
50 weeks 4 days 17 hours 47 min agoSomeone followed the good Cinese
Someone followed the good Cinese tradition and knocked off an article too. Look here:
http://fpn.dk/penge/article1142510.ece
But who?
Ryan
50 weeks 4 days 6 hours 31 min agoInteresting... that second one
Interesting... that second one seems to have more pics.
joecool
50 weeks 4 days 3 hours 47 min agoI was so curious that I sent the
I was so curious that I sent the author/journalist (on fpn.dk) an email and asked him if they didn't normally write the source?
He wrote back this morning. His explaination was that the pictures figured in many articles, so he was not sure which one was the original. He added that it made him think that maybe he should have written that these pictures were debated on many sites atm just to do something.
I buy it, but still funny to run into the same pictures on a Danish neswpaper site ;-)
Ryan
50 weeks 3 days 8 hours 20 min agoHaha, yeah - when it's pictures
Haha, yeah - when it's pictures of funny brands or Chinglish... I think public domain is the name of the game. We live in a FWD culture, and the "creative work" is hardly the photo itself, but rather that which is in the photo.