[Ham Radio Nut]

Here in the Cleveland, Ohio area, i've been seeing a lot of bumperstickers with the capital letters 'CHOC'. Can anyone please tell me what that means?

 

[Squeek]

I would imagine it is a radio station.

 

[vcoheda]

is it this?

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...US224%26sa%3DN

 

[goldenratiophi]

Quote:

Fill in the form to receive a Malley's Chocolates oval sticker to place on the rear of your automobile. If your automobile is noticed with a Malley's Chocolates oval sticker on it, you can win a FREE $25.00 Gift Certificate. You can win every time your automobile is seen by a Malley's representative. Is it possible to have a lifetime supply of free, delicious chocolates? Try it out!

http://www.malleys.com/ChocolateClub.aspx

 

[Illah]

That's great marketing if it motivates people to actively seek out the source of the ad.

--Illah

 

[Superpredator]

Maybe someone is trying to spell choch?

Personally I prefer the spelling and definitions of chach.

 

[Ham Radio Nut]

'vcoheda', it IS that exact sticker! Thank you!

I did a Google search for 'CHOC' before I posted here, and came up with 'Canadian House Of Commons', which of course, is highly unlikely for a bumpersticker in Cleveland, USA. You are very resourceful, considering you're in White Plains, NY! I thought all along that the 'CHOC' was obvious in meaning something 'chocolate', but thought who in their right minds would put such a large sticker on their vehicles to advertise something to do with chocolate?! Apparently, there are plenty of people here in NE Ohio who would, and that think $25 worth of free chocolate is worth compromising the looks of their car for.

BTW, I used to live in North Jersey, and used to go to 'Rye Playland' a lot, and had relatives in WP. Small world.

 

[PattersonsPaws]

It is for a chocolate club

 

[PattersonsPaws]

They buy chocolate every month

 

[ProtegeManiac]

This is the only CHOC I know but it's cute.