PleasantineOhMine's Answers to Pt 44 of the ME Surveys

ME Pt 44

6988. I've actually seen a few over the years.  They've been uncommon for me, but not that unusual.

6989. These have always been like this for me, but no pink elephants or hippos, and growing up in the US I'd have no knowledge of piranhas etc. in the UK.

6990. I can't say I'm familiar with the Ushiku Daibutsu, it would've been built in my lifetime.  I have no familiarity with the Aboriginal statues, but I am familiar with everything else.  My mom used to keep pink and purple backed daisies, before she went full on Xeroscaping.

6991. No, it's always been solid.

6992. Lugz.  I always assumed it was because of the XTREME spelling trends in the 90's.

6996. I can't say I've ever heard of most of these things, but sea lions with manes is nothing new.  I never remember Venus being crescent shaped, but I've lived in an area where it's always possible to see the moon during daytime.

6997. Tylor.  And I never thought Hendrix had children.

6998. Nothing's changed

6999. No familiarity

7000. Also no experience

7001. Def thee hairs.

7002. No experience

7003. Nothing's changed

7004. I remember the letters being separated, with the O having no overlap with the R.  Personal experience says mom used to have one and I used to use one to sweep my workplace.  I remember the R having no line connecting the top and bottom loops of the R, on the left side.

7005. Always been connected, and sometimes intertwined as part of the design when I was growing up, like the B+W X's example and the DNA looking logo.

7006. No experience

7007. Nothing's changed

7008. I do remember a design for the Mobil station which featured both the Pegasus and Mobil together on a single sign, using the modern, red "o" version of the logo.

7009. The Escape logo used to have a small laser cut on the left side of the capital E, above the crossbar.  It's always been oblique lettering, though.

7010. Nothing's changed

7011. Nothing's changed

7012. No experience

7013. DHL was always solid, but with oblique, bold red lettering.  Chocolate, Vanilla, Epix, only mentioned Fiction/Non in libraries, Kurt, Every Time You Go Away

7014. No experience

7015. Nothing's changed

7016. The Twilight Zone

7017. Spider-Verse.  Also, no eyes but otherwise not enough experience, Cochella, having grown up near Indio all my life, Hendrix at 27 (the 27 club), no idea, Alicia Silverstone always existed, no idea, not enough experience

7018. Lou Vega.  I thought he was named after Las Vegas, when I was a kid, because the initials were the same.

7019.  Winds of Change

7020.  Mary Janes

7021. She was holding a basket covered with a white cloth, and Swiss Miss pudding has always existed.  Kid me loved it.

7022. Always had the hat

7023. Vaguely, but only after looking through design changes.  Marilyn Monroe.

7024. Has always existed.  No idea about stripes.  Waldo had a red hat with white tassel and brim.

7025. Not enough experience

7026.  Definitely different, with inflammable meaning *not* flammable.

7027. It came out of nowhere, but I looked up history after I first started hearing about it towards the end of my high school days, in 2004.  It came from the 70's when I researched it, and I'll assume I just didn't notice it because I was never part of that culture.

7028.  Hippie means you're spiritual, man.  Hippy means you have hips for years.

7029.  No.

7030. Bladerunner

7031. Bob Saget.  I grew up watching AFV with him as the host, though I barely watched Full House.  I remember his cameo on Home Improvement.

7032. Sailing stones were always a thing, and a cool one at that.  I live not too far from the Racetrack Playa, and used to visit DV regularly, so I totally remember that.

7033. Not enough experience