> that could either be a compliment
>or an embarassment, I dunno.

I'll leave that shrouded in mystery...

>Perhaps your first place finish
>was due to the unacknowledged crate
>of cans of tuna fish which mysteriously
>appeared on my porch yesterday… I think
>the cat may have been biased….

Too bad you didn't have a category for MOST INVENTIVE WAY TO BRIBE THE JUDGES... Do you know how hard it is to email a crate of tuna!!!

Actually, the tuna was to help you get your $5 back from the cat faster.... (YUCK) :D

Michale.....

I have no idea, you'd have to ask him.

1993? Were the internets around back then? (heh heh)

I liked the gore comment, although it really has to be lower-case to work, or the whole slogan has to be in all-caps. Either way, it was indeed a brilliant entry, first among many brilliant entries, and many of them (I point out) here on cw.com.

But you're no slouch, either, you won in "Best Slogan To Influence Middle America," after all. Depending on what you were going for, that could either be a compliment or an embarassment, I dunno.

Perhaps your first place finish was due to the unacknowledged crate of cans of tuna fish which mysteriously appeared on my porch yesterday... I think the cat may have been biased....

heh heh.

-CW

Credit where credit is due..

That shows a HELL of a lot of creativity..

Hats off to Grendl...

All I ask is that you PLEASE do not tell me that that is the same Grendl from Party Line Northwest (Salem, OR) circa 1993 or so..

Michale.....