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I really like THIS alternative.

Thos.

There are 10 ideas - which one do you like.

I see the bookmakers have revised their odds on the logo being changed before the end of this year - they are now 10 to 1.

I personally don't care which logo they choose - the olympics have failed to grab my interest ever since they allowed professionals rather than limit it to amateurs. It is now just another excuse for greedy so called celebrities and large commercial interests to cream off the money - like with UK football.

I prefer number one, but fully agree with your sentiments. it is getting more and more difficult to find SPORT as we once knew it.

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How on earth could a load of rubbish like that cost £400,000? Who on earth has been paid this kind of sum? My granddaughter could have thought that up for nothing, and she is only eleven.

I totally agree.

I can't believe that the logo cost that much when you consider that it's such an eye sore to look at :blink:

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I like number 1 as well, followed by number eight as a close second. I also think it would have been a better idea to put the tender for the logo out to the public by way of a computer graphic entry, and probably have a shut off date of say, December 31st this year. Then have a body of officials going through them to pick a winner to receive two free entry tickets into the Olympic venue for the duration of the games or a small money alternative, this I think would have been a lot cheaper.

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I would be interested in learning what the "other" logo posted by rebel stood for.

That picture depicts Goatse.......

**Warning Adult Content** Type that in google at your own risk...and for the love of god do not click google images!!!!!!!

from the editor of the BBC News website

Some of you who spend a lot of time online will have spotted a minor slip-up on the site yesterday when we ran a gallery of readers suggestions for alternative designs to the new London Olympics logo. Turned out that one of them was a thinly disguised parody of a notorious internet shock website.

No offence intended we simply didnt spot it and as soon as we did we took it down.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/blogs/theeditors/2007...ck_tactics.html

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I like number 1 as well, followed by number eight as a close second. I also think it would have been a better idea to put the tender for the logo out to the public by way of a computer graphic entry, and probably have a shut off date of say, December 31st this year. Then have a body of officials going through them to pick a winner to receive two free entry tickets into the Olympic venue for the duration of the games or a small money alternative, this I think would have been a lot cheaper.

Sounds like common sense, but you have to remember that these people would not recognise common sense staring them in the face. :D

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