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Mark Feuerstein thinks Mel Gibson is losing it when Mel, in desperation, searches through the Yellow Pages for an exorcist.
What would be a good slogan for an exorcist advertisement?
What would be a good slogan for an exorcist advertisement?
I'm not good with slogans....I thought your question was going to be 'does anyone use the yellow pages anymore?' lol
ReplyDeleteJoJo: good question. For me the answer is "rarely"... Comes in handy when the Internet is down, I guess.
DeleteI am with JoJo--I am not good with slogans, either, and I certainly wouldn't know one for an exorcist! Yellow pages are certainly a thing of the past around here--the internet has so much more current information. It seems like when the book is published it is already out of date!
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Ornery, I agree. I find things faster online as well. Looking through our Yellow Pages is exhausting. It's not organized very well.
DeleteExorcise Your Inner Demons? That's terrible. Just discovering your blog for the first time as I make my way through the A-Z Challenge. Please check us out and sign up to follow if you like what you see. Juliet atCity Muse Country Muse
ReplyDeleteJuliet: I love your slogan. Works for me! Thanks for stopping by. Enjoy the closing days of the challenge!
DeleteCouldn't think of anything better than Juliet's. I still use the yellow pages - because the internet often wants to give you info from the other side of the world instead of the place up the street!
ReplyDeleteCraig: Seems like older people use them and younger ones don't, but I'm in the middle. Hmmm...exorcist slogan...how about "Got Demons?"
DeleteExorcist slogan? I'll have to think on that one. Although, I'd think you'd find an exorcist through word of mouth more than the Yellow Pages. But what do I know? Haven't needed one.
ReplyDeleteLiz: Or perhaps a "before" and "after" angle?
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