Friday, June 19, 2009
seoulbrother: Nice. Good to see Pizza Hut get back to its roots. Remember when you’d ride your Huffy three-speed down to “The Hut” — as we called it back then — and walk through the double doors and step onto the dirt floor of our ancestors? Remember? And how Manji would always greet you with a yucca root paste that she was experimenting with. Or how Jongo Bet, the rascal, would tell fantastic stories of flying machines or round-legged elephants that farted smoke. Oh, silly Jongo. Man, haggling the exchange rate of the women and children captured from the rival village for a hand tossed Super Supreme was what I lived for. Mostly because the drought ravaged our crops and way of life. The Hut was always there for us. It’s where we gathered, told stories and passed on our history. It was a place where And the Beat Goes On by the Whispers could play on the same juke box as Chicago’s 25 or 6 to 4. It was our community and the safest place to give birth. Yes, this is The Hut of my youth— of our past— and now, of our future. courtney: redesignrelated: (via idsgn, thanks to a tip from skylar challand)

seoulbrother:

Nice. Good to see Pizza Hut get back to its roots. Remember when you’d ride your Huffy three-speed down to “The Hut” — as we called it back then — and walk through the double doors and step onto the dirt floor of our ancestors? Remember?

And how Manji would always greet you with a yucca root paste that she was experimenting with. Or how Jongo Bet, the rascal, would tell fantastic stories of flying machines or round-legged elephants that farted smoke. Oh, silly Jongo.

Man, haggling the exchange rate of the women and children captured from the rival village for a hand tossed Super Supreme was what I lived for. Mostly because the drought ravaged our crops and way of life.

The Hut was always there for us. It’s where we gathered, told stories and passed on our history. It was a place where And the Beat Goes On by the Whispers could play on the same juke box as Chicago’s 25 or 6 to 4. It was our community and the safest place to give birth.

Yes, this is The Hut of my youth— of our past— and now, of our future.

courtney:

redesignrelated:

(via idsgn, thanks to a tip from skylar challand)

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  1. deckofficer reblogged this from cornballer
  2. cornballer reblogged this from redesignrelated and added:
    God, how stupid can you get.
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  9. mikemccarron reblogged this from redesignrelated and added:
    Hut? What happened...good old days of Book It?
  10. absurdlakefront reblogged this from karenh and added:
    This just further encourges people to add “Jabba” in front. Was this new branding inspired by Spaceballs? Also, nothing...
  11. karenh reblogged this from redesignrelated
  12. potjie reblogged this from courtney and added:
    Exactly: http://twitter.com/potjie/status/1404604104
  13. seoulbrother reblogged this from courtney and added:
    Nice. Good to see Pizza Hut get back to its roots. Remember when you’d ride your Huffy three-speed down to “The Hut” —...
  14. bluejackal reblogged this from redesignrelated
  15. erirofro reblogged this from redesignrelated and added:
    Ummm…that’s cool...got your buttery crust, right?
  16. thillythenny reblogged this from jonmak and added:
    I loved that program as a kid. I’d get so many free pizzas for all the books I read. Sadly, I remember they started...
  17. courtney reblogged this from redesignrelated and added:
    …as in, Jabba? This rebranding reminds me...Kentucky Fried Chicken’s rebranding
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