New Jersey: needs help
The five state slogans still in the running are
They all lead to questions (What secrets? Is it possible to expect the right unexpected (whatever that is)? etc.). And they're all bland, though that may be a function of trying to come up with a state slogan these days.
- "New Jersey: Love at First Sight"
- "New Jersey: The Real Deal"
- "New Jersey: Come See for Yourself"
- "New Jersey: Expect the Unexpected"
- "New Jersey: The Best Kept Secret"
They all lead to questions (What secrets? Is it possible to expect the right unexpected (whatever that is)? etc.). And they're all bland, though that may be a function of trying to come up with a state slogan these days.
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"New Jersey: Love at First Sight"
Come on. We've all been there. Who are they kidding?
"New Jersey: The Real Deal"
The Real Deal? Wasn't that a John Kerry slogan? We all know how well that turned out...
"New Jersey: Come See for Yourself"
This is a bit more honest than #1. There are no promises: just a pragmatic suggestion. You don't believe me? Come see for yourself!
"New Jersey: Expect the Unexpected"
And I think we do. We certainly do. (http://www.weirdnj.com/)
"New Jersey: The Best Kept Secret"
No, I think that would have to be Delaware. Or Montana. (What do they do in Delaware and Montana, anyways? Does anybody know?)
Critiquingly,
Hyoun
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how about
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I think you should send that in!
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Maybe they should go with the punchline from some famous NJ jokes ala
NJ: We got first pick
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really, the most positive thing I can dredge up is
Re: really, the most positive thing I can dredge up is
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(Anonymous) 2006-01-13 02:25 pm (UTC)(link)What happened to "New Jersey and You: Perfect Together" anyway?
Don't know why people are coming down on northern New Jersey specifically. There are some gorgeous areas in the northern part of the state. The southern part of the state is where I noticed big changes, with farms becoming office parks.
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Frankly, I like the old slogan better; it's much more positive. Though I suppose "Come See for Yourself" isn't the worst of the bunch (heck, if everyone in the US came to NJ once, that would be a boost to the economy, even if most didn't return).