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2012 Slogan Discussion

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Oh, now I understand why you were pushing so hard for it.

 

Congrats. :glare

Oh, now I understand why you were pushing so hard for it.

 

Congrats. :glare

 

 

Haha no no, go check the chat history I backed this one since day 1 even when it nearly didn't make it out of the 1st round (while I had other nominations that I thought were lame and I said so).

 

I genuinely thought Safe at Home and Making Waves were the two best slogans in the competition, and so it came down to them.

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Boo.

 

My next article is gonna have to be named "Safe at Home", but bleh.

It'd be quite sad if all usage of the term 'Making Moves' was owned by... Teen Mom.

 

 

Sad? Why we need to spread awareness! :lol

I liked Safe at Home most. Now, that'll just have to be the name of my first born.

 

Quick, Admin, give her some consideration and it will be a binding contract!

 

#LawSchoolJoke #NotReallyAccurate

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I say the fact that Dr. Beinfest CLEARLY stole the slogan from FAU automatically disqualifies it from the competition, thus making the runner up, Safe at Home, the official slogan for 2012.

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