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May 31st, 2006 | photography
Zoetica took this, and says:
Have been seeing this symbol around Ktown, and I like it. Probably a recycling campaign?

May 31st, 2006 | photography
Zoetica took this, and says:
Have been seeing this symbol around Ktown, and I like it. Probably a recycling campaign?

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They’re Korean aliens recycling biohazard materials. And that makes it awesome.
The first part of the lettering is “Ae Den” or perhape “Eden”. The latter is “Cha Dong Cha” which translates to automobile. Looks like it’s a sign for “Eden Auto Sales.” Though, if it has other lettering at different parts of Korea Town, then it’s something different.
googling for the phone number confirms its eden auto sales
http://www.google.com/search?sa=X&oi=fwp&pb=f&q=213+739+8122
Just as long as its not Korean restaurants recycling bio-materials I’m fine with it.
I want to know exactly what’s in Column A and Column B at all times.
It translates to Eden Cars, the symbol? These guys probably had the Mercedes symbol in mind… or they just thought it looked cool.
Not the symbol. The Han-Gul beneath the symbol. The writing on the sign. With the 213 telephone number attached.
I’m sure some enterprising young person could always call teh phone number and politely ask them what their sign means…
http://www.edenmotor.com for more
All you had to do was run a search on the phone number.
i still can’t read Korean. and still find that symbol to be incredibly disturbing…even on the off chance they sell smart cars or energy-efficent cars it is a pretty damn intense logo for a car dealership. Why is it called “Eden”??? aruugh!
For those of us who don’t read Korean, does the website explain the biohazardish logo?