But how good is Taco Bell? Stick the last name into the brand, then shove the image of a bell into the logo for no particular reason as far as Mexican-inspired food is concerned. Guess the proof’s in the pudding.
Unilever: it was the brothers’ marriage into business! They became one. …not sure if they co-CEO’d it though.
Those arches have the exact kind of bell in them that Taco Bell uses in their logo, and you can even still find TBs designed to LOOK like the missions, solidifying the connection even more.
So yeah it’s his last name, but they actuslly tied it to Mexican history
Add it to the list
https://notes.rolandcrosby.com/posts/unexpectedly-eponymous/
No way!
Sideburns, for your list
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sideburns
Danggggg we gotta email that guy!
Some of these must have been plays on their name that they knew worked well. Like price club, taco bell which used a bell for a logo.
But why unilever for lever brothers? Bilever would be more accurate.
Price Club is an amazing play on the name.
But how good is Taco Bell? Stick the last name into the brand, then shove the image of a bell into the logo for no particular reason as far as Mexican-inspired food is concerned. Guess the proof’s in the pudding.
Unilever: it was the brothers’ marriage into business! They became one. …not sure if they co-CEO’d it though.
Nah dude it’s a really more clever than that, first image when you look up “california missions” is:
https://www.missionscalifornia.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/co01-san-diego-church.jpg
Those arches have the exact kind of bell in them that Taco Bell uses in their logo, and you can even still find TBs designed to LOOK like the missions, solidifying the connection even more.
So yeah it’s his last name, but they actuslly tied it to Mexican history
Danggg I’ve seen these in person
Yet didn’t make the connection?! Thanks :)
Telescopes suffer distortion as an Airy disk. Named after George Biddel Airy.
Dove prisms, resembling a dovetail joint, are pronounced doh-vay, after Heinrich Wilhelm Dove.
Metropolis light transport in raytracing is named after Nicholas Metropolis, of the Manhattan project. And presumably pronounced met-RO-po-lis.
In radiology, the Radon transform, after Dr. Johann Radon. It’s not nuclear medicine. His doctorate was in mathematics.
How in the world you know all that?!
Too much time on Wikipedia.
I don’t get John Cassell to gasoline. Casselline but horiffically butchered?
That’s what I’m thinking
Ok that SF one should just be called Charles Main St. That’s just egregious.