! HELP !

Sep 22, 2006 7 Replies
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Ok, so this post has very little to do with scrapbooking....other than you guys are great with words and phrases and stuff.



My daughter is running for Student Councel President. We are making her posters this weekend, and need a slogan.



So far we have: Tired of the same old story? Vote for Tori! Vote for Briggs and she'll dance a jig! ( on the morning announcements ) Vote for Victoria! She'll go to work for ya



That is all we could come up with. It is hard to find rhyming catchy slogans with Victoria or Briggs .



Any ideas?? Please?? Help!!


Azzy


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What name to the kids readily know her as?

Lynne

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I don't know about slogans but my son had great success when I bought dozens of the smaller (like the kind they sell around halloween) size kit kat bars and made new candy bar labels with his name and info on them.

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I am awful with slogans but I will put my thinkin' cap on for ya. This post brought of (very old) memories of when I ran for Student Councel in intermidiate school. I totally had forgotten about that. I had a funny maiden name so it was easy to make people laugh and remember me.

I do like the Tired of the same old story slogan.

--Tammy > Ok, so this post has very little to do with scrapbooking....other than you

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How about, "Don't be sorry, vote for Tori"? (Always liked the name, Tori, btw.)

Found these sites doing a search for "rhyming words" on google:

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The first one came up with more than the second.

Good luck!

Alicia

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They know her as Victoria...only her family calls her Tori

Azzy

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Hmmm... How about something using the word Victory to go with Victoria??? Just my 2 cents.

Ang.

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