I said this morning that he's an example of why it could be argued that a certain famous phrase should be modified to read: "If you can make it anywhere you can make it there."
I really, really want to start using "brandissimo" in everyday work situations -- only it would be the opposite of "belissimo," you know? Like when someone comes up to you and says, "We re-wrote the headline to add the word 'value.' What do you think?" "Brandissimo!" Or "I think your use of Comic Sans in that back-to-school ad is totally brandissimo."
I said this morning that he's an example of why it could be argued that a certain famous phrase should be modified to read: "If you can make it anywhere you can make it there."
ReplyDeleteHi Irene!
Oh now THAT'S hilarious.
ReplyDeleteI really, really want to start using "brandissimo" in everyday work situations -- only it would be the opposite of "belissimo," you know? Like when someone comes up to you and says, "We re-wrote the headline to add the word 'value.' What do you think?" "Brandissimo!" Or "I think your use of Comic Sans in that back-to-school ad is totally brandissimo."
I think I'll try it out this very day.
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ReplyDelete“Hey, you see that the new Old Navy spot?”
“Yep. TOTALLY brandacious.”