June 18, 2008

Coke + Olympics

Visit mycoke.com, enter, and click Beijing 2008 to see Coca Cola's cool Flash graphics, downloads, and games celebrating the Olympics. And you know how much I love the Olympics. See all the commemorative Coke cans with logos in different languages, download wallpaper with themes from various countries, decorate your own Coke bottle, and more.

16 comments:

  1. Ah, nothing quite like a refreshing can of Bite The Wax Tadpole!

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  2. Love the new masthead! Is that part of the new fabric in the works?? Cheerio!

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  3. I love those new designs, how pretty!

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  4. I love, love, LOOOOVE the Olymplics!!!

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  5. i absolutley adore the olympics as well - never actually been, but always park myself on the couch for days at a time to watch :)

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  6. How do you find such fun and cool stuff? I'm a big fan of the Olympics and yes I also love Coke. (I don't drink coffee so I have to get my caffeine somewhere, right?)
    Coca-Cola didn't skimp on this little project. They never do. Leave it to them to create something so innovative. I can't resist designing one of my own.

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  7. Hi!

    I gave you an award!

    Love visiting your blog!!

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  8. I love the Olympics and my sister loves Coke, so this is perfect for both of us!

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  9. well i'm a fan of neither coke nor the olympics - but i just glanced at your etsy favorites and instantaneously spent $20 on a photograph. thanks...i think! ;)

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  10. Glad I could help you part with some money.

    Mahan, what the heck are you talking about?

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  11. Elfin, thanks. I wondered if anybody would notice my super sneaky header replacement. Nope, it's not fabric in the works. Just something I was playing with.

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  12. *chuckles*

    When Coca-Cola first came to China in the 1920's, they were searching for Chinese characters that approximated the sounds of, amazingly enough, "Coca-Cola". However, Chinese being the language that it is, various symbols that have the same or very similar sounds do NOT translate as having the same meaning; when well-meaning Chinese shopkeepers (without company approval) put up signs with the syllables approximating "Coca-Cola", the symbols they chose translated as "Bite The Wax Tadpole" (among other things).

    Needless to say, the company has chosen symbols that sound like "Coca-Cola" that mean "It Brings Refreshment".

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  13. Now there's a bit of obscure knowledge that will come up on Jeopardy no doubt! Love the images, and yes, I like Coca Cola and the Olympics!

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  14. Couldn't agree more with everything said above. Coke. Olympics. Orange things. I love this site.

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