leosgonewild wrote:

B&O could also refuse people to walk in the forest if it is so that they invented wood "You think we can slap some oak on this thing?"

seethroughyou wrote:

Is it time for Struer’s lawyers to mount legal action against McDonald’s? I stumbled in for breakfast this morning but after seeing this flagrant rip-off from B&O, my egg and cheese muffin never tasted this bitter. Should I ban myself from McDonalds?

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seethroughyou wrote:

Is it time for Struer’s lawyers to mount legal action against McDonald’s? I stumbled in for breakfast this morning but after seeing this flagrant rip-off from B&O, my egg and cheese muffin never tasted this bitter. Should I ban myself from McDonalds?

 

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I guess these lawyers would be very busy, if they had to deal with that kind of problem.

(These panels are rather popular in Denmark).

seethroughyou wrote:

Is it time for Struer’s lawyers to mount legal action against McDonald’s? I stumbled in for breakfast this morning but after seeing this flagrant rip-off from B&O, my egg and cheese muffin never tasted this bitter. Should I ban myself from McDonalds?

There's a company in the UK - I forget their name - which produces wood panels like this purely for AV enthusiasts. You then mount your TV on the panel (or speakers etc). They look exactly like the ones in McDonald's!

It's interesting. I dropped the idea of a thread named "are you seeing B&O everywhere?" because my threads don't have much success but the theme was there. It started when I noticed the faucet in the restroom at work was made of two parallel tubes: one for water the other for soap, "hovering" above a round sink. Cant' help but see a BG 400X… Then I also noticed the nose of the BMW900R and can't see anything else than a MMC4 fork.

So where do you see B&O?