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Submitted by Ffif (Jordan), Oct 29, 2008 at 03:39

I wonder why companies wouldn't do a little research and find out if something is offensive to some people (muslims or others).. esp if the resemblance is that obvious.. if they don't mean to offense.. they are aware that this is costing money and effort to put something into the global market, put lots more on advertising.. just to recall when found inaprorpriate....they they deserve it..

There are many ways of art expressions without offending anyone so why not be creative and accepted, unless of course this is intentional!!

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