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UMD should not be allowed to use the block M in the b10
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UMD should not be allowed to use the block M in the b10
I can't stand the Maryland M next to the Michigan block M in my sig. It is ticking me off even more since it isn't even their main logo.

[Image: UMD_Logo.jpg]
^^^^^
they should stick with that.

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[Image: 3135_rutgers_scarlet_knights-alternate-2001.png]
^^^same for rutgers (2nd pic is if the white background doesn't work)

thx to whoever makes the conference/logo sigs, but seriously ==> swap the UMD/RU logos
(This post was last modified: 05-05-2014 11:19 PM by john01992.)
05-05-2014 11:09 PM
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