Oklahoma Thunder Logo Trashed

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As you likely know, we love to trash bad work here. We think it’s our strong suit. We also have a short attention span and, thankfully to many, don’t often go into lengthy detail in our trashings. But, we can appreciate and point to others who don’t seem to have short attention spans and who take a keen interest in ripping apart every conceivable element of a piece of work.

Recently, new NBA franchise and former Seattle Supersonics the Oklahoma City Thunder unveiled a new logo and Denver Egotist commenter Bubba did us proud slamming every element of the work. Another commenter writes, “a team that steals basketball away from a deserving city because of an owner who wants to take his ball and go to his hometown (and much smaller city at that) deserves a shitty logo.”

Need we say more?

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