PUDSEY BEAR – the popular mascot for the BBC’s charity “Children In Need”, who has one eye covered up. The original 1985 logo featured numerous triangles -The black triangles on Pudsey’s red bandana, and the 3 red triangles at each corner.
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PUDSEY BEAR – the mascot for the BBC’s charity “Children In Need” original 1985 logo
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He looks sad and beaten up!! Wonder if they expected that it would increase donations to children in need???
They know playing on peoples heartstrings brings in donations. Even professional beggers know that which is why they bring children and animals along.
designed by Jimmy Saville?
misspelled it. Savile
Jimmy So Vile sounds better
A bridge too far. The camp netting for the tanks has angular spirals lol.
Even his mouth looks like a pyrimid with a one eye capstone on top
The bear is looking sad and upwards at an adult, which means he is being represented at the moment of abuse… They spread around a subtle scene of child abuse. That is very disturbing to me. If the charity stood for hope they would have represented the bear healing or at least in a safe place.
Legs spread, final point of focus for the BBC logo between those legs… It’s disgusting. If these clues are not intentional it’s the perverts subconscious betraying them. The truth always finds a way.