What do you see?

[markfh]

I wonder if this was on purpose of if maybe someone worked too many hours.

[Silvernic]

Uhhh, the strawberry? They do stuff like that on every holiday. A lot of times that's how I know it's a holiday.

[Rahb]

no....I THINK he means that it says Goo-e. as in goey (spelling)

[markfh]

Originally Posted by Rahb

no....I THINK he means that it says Goo-e. as in goey (spelling)

Close. The strawberry IS the G. There's no L.

[Rahb]

there is an l now that i look. the stem at top right makes an L with the chocolate off to the right.

[markfh]

I saw that also and I think that probably is the intent but the person that pointed it out to me and those that we've pointed it out to didn't see it. One person did think that it could be an L but thought it was too much out of perspective. Go figure, he's a photographer.

[Gordon]

I see it as a chocolate G and a green stem L, linked by the strawberry

[Silvernic]

Lucky for them we all know what it says, even if we can't see an L (which I really can't now that you mention it).

[chloew]

Google officially stated that the strawberry represented both the G and the L.

http://www.time.com/time/nation/arti...0.html?cnn=yes