The -a or -ia suffix is normally an attractive one, but someone must have overlooked the negative connotations here!
Saturday, July 28, 2007
Suffering a Learnia?
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7 comments:
Wow.
Just... Wow.
At least they could've done something creative with the tagline - like "Hitting The Books Where it Hurts" or somesuch.
I'm going to lurn ya!!
My Learnia is killing me!
Hi,
I am not suffering with it.
Maybe the creators of the logo had that when creating this logo.
not a bad idea after all
I didn't realise that there were so many bad business names out there. So some people don't think?
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