It's all in the brand name...

Hollyday

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One of the things I find funniest about living in a non-English speaking country are the brand names. They range from the slightly weird to the flat-out hilarious, making trips to the supermarket that little bit more fun. I went to a sweet shop (Dolceria) earlier today and had a good laugh at the brand of chocolate they were selling.


However, this pales into insignificance next to the best brand name I've ever come across. I think we were creased up in the shop laughing for at least ten minutes.


So, I want to know about the funniest brand names you've found. Maybe it's an unintentional language thing, or just a witty name. Give us all a good giggle!
 

Hollyday

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TizzytheTormentor said:
You win! Not only is the name awesome, but I would definitely drink them. Cola cube flavoured vodka? Yes please!
 

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Queen Michael said:
Here in Sweden, Fanny is a first name. YES IT IS.
I think it is in a lot of countries, certainly in Europe anyway, and didn't stop being used as a common first name in the UK until the early 20th century. However, with its modern connotations it doesn't seem like a great choice as a brand name for tuna... you'd think they'd do some market research before naming things!
 

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I saw this in the grocery store that specializes in English food. I guess they just don't have as good a filter as I do.
 

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Queen Michael said:
I saw this in the grocery store that specializes in English food. I guess they just don't have as good a filter as I do.
Ah, good old spam - has there ever been a less appetising name for a food ever?

 

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Surprised nobody's mentioned this one yet:

Queen Michael said:
I saw this in the grocery store that specializes in English food. I guess they just don't have as good a filter as I do.
I imagine they're called spam emails cause Spam is terrible :D
 

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Total LOLige said:
The pussy energy drink has always been an odd one.
fixed^

you place the slash on the end img tag in front like this [/img]
 

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TizzytheTormentor said:
Is this good enough? I remember my friend pissed himself after seeing a bottle.
Int that pronounced 'co-burns' though? o_O' ... OK, not that it matters considering the spelling...

First one I thought of was 'spotted dick', but someone's beaten me to it... ah well...
 

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Queen Michael said:
I saw this in the grocery store that specializes in English food. I guess they just don't have as good a filter as I do.
Spam emails were named after the product, following the Monty Python sketch about said product.
 

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TizzytheTormentor said:

Is this good enough? I remember my friend pissed himself after seeing a bottle.
I thought that was aftershave for a sec. I was all like "Well duh everyone knows you're not supposed to put it on down there."