You gotta at least give them credit for matching some of the letters of Prada, although the R looks pretty bad. Like so many of the brands on this blog, this one is from China… I guess they have this whole ripoff culture down to a science… not to mention the lack of regulations in the country.

Wtih a price tag like that ($17.99), how can you go wrong?! Unless of course the screen is just a gradient sticker and all the button only emit crappy sound effects when pressed…

What I like about this speciman, is the subtle changes to the PSP logo, that makes it almost look legit. POP may just be the future of handheld gaming. Who knows…

Don’t ask me what the correlation is between Starbucks and this store that specializes in bugs. It’s a pet store that only sells insects. Maybe this is the secret ingrediant in the Starbucks coffee that makes us so damn perky.

Ok first off, sorry about the crappy video captures, but if you have better pics I am more than willing to replace.

This just in… MFC has locations in Beijing, in case you are at the Olympics and getting a craving for KFC and McDonalds at the same time but can’t choose your poison! Yes it has finally happened, your favorite fast food fusion. Apparently MFC claims on their homepage to have started in America in 1960’s, but when a reporter called to inquire about the company’s history they say it was started 7 years ago in China!

Anyone care for a bucket of cow wings?

…doesn’t mean its fake

ok, i lied.

What in hell does KLG stand for. Taking suggestions. Random acronym aside, the reappropriated chicken design is straight genius. I actually prefer it to the original…

update: After further research, KLG is a KFC clone in Malasia and KLG stands for “Kuai Le Gee” which in Chinese is translated as “Happy Chicken”. Not much logic in the sense that your buying fried appendages of these so called “happy” chickens. Also, apparently KFC has attempted to sue this franchise on multiple occasions for copyright infringement, but have lost all cases. KLG:1, KFC:0

Until someone, submits something else, I will continue to post Adidas ripoffs… enjoy!

Lesson learned… adding a obtrusive triangle to any logo will effectively deter any lawsuits… anyone recall the name of the burger joint in Coming to America? Correct answer: McDowell’s… “They got the Big Mac, we got the Big Mick.”

Question: how hard is it to rip-off the original apple logo… it was hard to find a pic of a real iFone, seeing as nobody is really proud that they sling a crap bootleg iPhone.

This is fairly epic. Not only is it hike, but it has some wierd fishing hook spike in the logo’s mark. Are you supposed to hike in these things?