What do you think about it?

[Muddy Fox]

So do I, think it's time to take a break. Thanks everybody.

[Karl]

Circles, triangles, squares, dots, eyes, there are only a finite number of basic image shapes, so many correlations can be found. Personally I see no specific connection. Perhaps someone could jump in with a short history of the Awen logo; at what point did the three ray logo start being used?

However, if I had just watched an episode of Eastenders that would have sounded more like this:
"Surculs, troyahngles, skweres, spots, eyeballs, there bluhdy everywhere, ain't they?! Nah, yer makin' it up mate, I cawnt see nuffin. Anyway, so who'sa cleva dik 'oo drew that Aarwin shape anyway?"

[Bracken]

However, if I had just watched an episode of Eastenders that would have sounded more like this:
"Surculs, troyahngles, skweres, spots, eyeballs, there bluhdy everywhere, ain't they?! Nah, yer makin' it up mate, I cawnt see nuffin. Anyway, so who'sa cleva dik 'oo drew that Aarwin shape anyway?"

Pmsl. I love this thread. xxx

[Bracken]

Oh, and btw, I believe it was Eddie of Glamorgan.

[Karl]

Haha! I googled Eddie of Glamorgan, the first result was that of Eddie Izzard playing live in Glamorgan. I'll have to look a little deeper than a 'feeling lucky' button.

EDIT: ah, Iolo!

[Frog]

Circles, triangles, squares, dots, eyes, there are only a finite number of basic image shapes, so many correlations can be found. Personally I see no specific connection. Perhaps someone could jump in with a short history of the Awen logo; at what point did the three ray logo start being used?

However, if I had just watched an episode of Eastenders that would have sounded more like this:
"Surculs, troyahngles, skweres, spots, eyeballs, there bluhdy everywhere, ain't they?! Nah, yer makin' it up mate, I cawnt see nuffin. Anyway, so who'sa cleva dik 'oo drew that Aarwin shape anyway?"

Quite close to the troof. Watch it, Treacle.

(I have no idea why the term treacle is used - I'm sure there's a cockney rhyming slang meaning behind it though.) Brilliant word translation there though...