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(Which way are the arrows pointing?)

Subliminal messaging is our favorite kind of communication. There’s nothing like seeing a beer and thinking about two girls wrestling in a fountain. Is that subliminal?

We’ve done some combing and found a few logos that seem to say more than they let on. OK, so the first is a bit obvi. But you’ll have to look closely at numbers two and three to see what we mean. Click continued to check out our picks.

More: “BBDO, Coke And Pepsi’s New 70s Era Groovy Logo“

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