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From: pilgrim@daimi.aau.dk (Jakob G}rdsted)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.games
Subject: Re:EOA logo(was Major PowerMonger Bugs.
Message-ID: <1991Jun13.235935.20318@daimi.aau.dk>
Date: 13 Jun 91 23:59:35 GMT
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fletcher@netcom.COM (F. Sullivan Segal) writes:
>>ps: does anyone know why they often use "EOA"? Like, what does the 'O' stand
>>for?
>>
>EOA looks slightly like the Electronic Arts Logo (Square Circle Triangle).
>This is especially true of versions of the Logo that have horizontal lines
>running through the geometric shapes.


We (I?) know that; as I see it, the geometric shapes are supposed
to look like the letters E, O and A. So the problem should(?) be
what EOA stands for, as Electronic Onion Arts
                                   Oracle
                                   Opressment
                                   Original
                                   Omnipotent
                                   Odd
                                   Ollover
                                   Odomontial
                                                sound stupid.
So should E and A stand for other things than Electronic / Arts,
or has anyone got a good O word?
Like Ontertainment








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