BeePS
@BPStuart@mstdn.social  ·  activity timestamp 7 days ago

The brouhaha over the Cracker Barrel logo change was raised by MAGA America’s illiterate masses. For them, it was literally a rebus. All puns, and heartless snark, intended.

We’ve got a madman, whom they put in office, destroying our democracy and installing himself as a dictator. And they’re complaining about a fucking logo change? That’s some shamefully clueless, capricious shit.
#CrackerBarrel #MAGA#Deplorables#Wordplay2023 #rebus #puns #snark

This is a photo of the original Cracker Barrel sign. It has an illustration of a “rural” gentleman (uncle or grandfather type) seated in a chair next to a literal cracker barrel. His legs are crossed (right over left). His left elbow and forearm are resting on the top edge of the barrel. Immediately to the right of the barrel, are the words, “Cracker Barrel,” with the word “Cracker” directly above the word “Barrel.” The letters are maroon, and placed against an oval-shaped mustard-colored background. Beneath the logo and name, are the words, “Old Country Store,” in smaller, less fancy print than the name immediately above it.
This is a photo of the original Cracker Barrel sign. It has an illustration of a “rural” gentleman (uncle or grandfather type) seated in a chair next to a literal cracker barrel. His legs are crossed (right over left). His left elbow and forearm are resting on the top edge of the barrel. Immediately to the right of the barrel, are the words, “Cracker Barrel,” with the word “Cracker” directly above the word “Barrel.” The letters are maroon, and placed against an oval-shaped mustard-colored background. Beneath the logo and name, are the words, “Old Country Store,” in smaller, less fancy print than the name immediately above it.
This is a photo of the original Cracker Barrel sign. It has an illustration of a “rural” gentleman (uncle or grandfather type) seated in a chair next to a literal cracker barrel. His legs are crossed (right over left). His left elbow and forearm are resting on the top edge of the barrel. Immediately to the right of the barrel, are the words, “Cracker Barrel,” with the word “Cracker” directly above the word “Barrel.” The letters are maroon, and placed against an oval-shaped mustard-colored background. Beneath the logo and name, are the words, “Old Country Store,” in smaller, less fancy print than the name immediately above it.