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Great (and bad) straplines

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I found the following on Dangerous Thinking, a blog that unfortunately seems to have fizzled out. They are all examples of straplines seen on lorries in the UK.

Nando’s – poultry in motion.

Bargain Booze, making life richer for the pourer.

and another that the blog owner David Rosam liked a whole lot less, in fact he said, “It’s just so oxymoronic!”

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Kevin Harrington is a Partner at Exit Factor UK, helping SME owners increase business value & build a rewarding, well-planned exit. Former CMO at BBC Worldwide.
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  1. Kevin Harrington

    I’m pleased to see http://www.dangerous-thinking.com is back up and running. Well done David Rosam.

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