Perhaps malvolio - you are not getting the comments that I wrote - because they are not directed towards you -

nurrachman - I tried yesterday. I even ran it through three different programs to see if I could find it. It reminds me of Good Dog - but it isn't. I'm sorry I could not find it - though two or three were kind of close. I have a feeling someone hand lettered or hand tailored it for this logo.

Mal - READ THE THREAD.

IT'S NOT A KNOCKOFF Read before you make comments - you might understand then.... and if not, I'll worry about you later.

Mal - for the original image - there are four letters....

They seem to match a commercial font - so I gave that name
BUT I also gave a name of a shareware font - that had the same four letters and could pass...

Without more letters - who knows.... and at this point - who cares.

I thought it odd that someone would give a link to a font I had already suggested as an alternative

And now we are here just bantering back and forth - and learning about parts of speech.

And Rocamaco - we just say our nose is running

and Mal - had you read from the first note - I don't think you'd be asking what this was all in reference to...

guuilima -

You seem to be having eye problems today with your threads. If you look above - the person suggested a font (most likely the right one) and it says SUGGESTED FONT: and the name of the font - not only is it in the response - but right under your sample image - it is there too... please look carefully and read... it's isn't difficult. These folks are here trying to help you, now you have to help yourself.

OH NO - I was using it as a colloquialism
and maybe in a bit of a pun intended...

And if you had to buy it during typositor days... and wanted it from Chicago foundry - it was called Harglow... LOL

As we use to say in New York - that and a subway token....

Fred - the font looks like it should be in the commercial font of Knockout... but knowing how most of us cannot afford to pay, and offered the non-commercial Bebas Neue that you can get right here on dafont.com

Either one should do the trick.

Malubsstyles - please read my original note - I had already suggested the knockoff of Knockout...

and thank you for your kind words.... as always, you are most welcome.

I'm sure it does - but as you say 100% agreed about which font actually matches the sample given.

http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/urw/microgramma/d-medium-extended/ might do you...

Restaurant looks like Neuland Inline: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/urw/neuland/

Impossible looks like: Compacta Italic: http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/letraset/compacta/

or close...

Fred - foreplay?

Heavied up - probably when printed - ink spread...

OR - there once upon a time was a Ronda Bold - it's just not for sale anymore on the sites I know.

It's interesting - I cannot find all the distinctive elements in one font. I'd be curious what font was used. But if you are in a struggle, and need something that comes close - try Blue Highway.
http://www.dafont.com/blue-highway.font?text=ADAM+WIDMANSKI

Originally, it looked like three fonts to me. One of the same family in two weights and the S from Bodega Sans.
But I think you can duplicate this by using Nite Club - http://www.dafont.com/nite-club.font?text=NESLITE
Adding the weight you desire to the letters. Just a thought.

Me thinks you wanted to say "thanks" and you are most welcome.