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Latest comment: 1 year ago1 comment1 person in discussion

Does anyone know anything about the new-ish trend (maybe the in the past 10 years) of purposely using grammatically incorrect slogans? I don't know the grammatical mechanics of it, but they all lack a component of a fully functioning sentence. Example: Cow and gate: "Here comes happy". It should really be "Here comes SOMETHING happy", or "Here comes A happy THING". It's like they use the adverb (happy) as the verb.

Gliderobes.co. I see tidy
Tesco clubcard. The power to more
Chef. Break out the fancy
Cow and Gate: Here comes happy
Muller Light: Get the good going
Dublin international film festival. Discover Different
123.ie. Give better a try
UK National lottery: your numbers make amazing happen
Dr. Pepper: Try more weird
Alpro: Feed your you
Pepsi. Choose more than ordinary
Thinkmentalhealthwa.com.au. Find your way to okay
Toyota. Start your impossible
Eir. Let's make possible
AIB. we back brave
Applemans cider. The joy in simple
Welcome to now
Lexus: Experience amazing
Esri. The science of where
Virgin media. Bring on amazing

Regards, Ridiculopathy (talk) 11:53, 28 October 2024 (UTC)Reply

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