But it wasn't until eight years ago that Embarrass, honoring trademark laws, started billing itself with a less poetic, but more straightforward slogan: "The Nation's Cold Spot".
Unable to digest that lesson, the Five retaliated by putting out an ad criticising a local record shop with the straightforward slogan "Fuck Hudson" and found themselves summarily dropped.
Palin also nodded to Yoho's straightforward campaign slogan: "Had enough?" "Ted's victory in last Tuesday's primary sent the the same message we are seeing all across the country: Yes, we've had enough," Palin said in a statement.
His campaign slogan is straightforward: "In these tough economic times, we need a City Councilman who actually understands the budget".
The origins of Descartes's slogan are straightforward enough, and it is not easy to see Hitler or Marx prefigured in them.
In the years between the last century's two world wars, the promoters of motor races at the Brooklands track in Surrey advertised their meetings with a slogan whose message could hardly have been more straightforward.
Pinning the blame on one side with a propaganda machine and a sleeve full of slogans is easy to do, but there is nothing simple or straightforward about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Still, we can't resist suggesting as a slogan for the Karnell Arms apartment hotel, 143 West Fifty-third Street, the simple, straightforward phrase: Sleep in the Karnell Arms.
Mr. Moffett's point is that like most political slogans that wind up on bumper stickers, the issue isn't nearly as simple and straightforward as it might appear to be at first.
"Hey hey, ho ho, Bill O'Reilly's got to go," chanted protesters, holding signs with slogans like, "Talk to me about revolution and a world without rape!!," and the more straightforward, "Fox: Fire Sexual Predator Bill O'Reilly". .
