Valentine's day is one of those dates that most people undermine as completely meaningless, and yet it's more present everywhere around us than some other "important" holidays. When it comes to logos of web sites, you just know they're all gonna have a Valentine-customized one today. To be honest, I was expecting a disaster similar to what happened last Christmas or Halloween, and maybe it's because of all the love that's in the air, but today's Valentine logos don't seem all that crappy to me.
Google has a traditionally uglyish, but bearable logo this time. If you look closely, you'll see that Google's obviously aiming for that silver surfer demographics this year.
Yahoo has an animated logo with little birds. If I weren't a burly man who enjoys brawls and beer, I'd probably say it's cute, but I am, so I won't.
The gnarly pirates of The Pirate Bay have abandoned their ship once again to send you this heart warming message: sharing is caring. Lemme just quickly check if the RIAA has a cool Valentine's day logo, too...nope. No wonder no one likes you, guys.
Ask goes larger than life again with a huge Valentine heart motif. At least they're trying to be original!
It's time like these when every attempt at humor fails, because AOL's Valentine logo is simply too boring even to make fun of. Yawn.
Yes, by now it's obvious that I'm running out of really good ones, and I'm grabbing for straws. FriendFeed has gone all purple and hearty. If you pay attention, Twitter also has a Valentine's day easter egg: all the
