Louisville To the Rescue (homes, neighborhoods, taxes)
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I don't know if this was an actual campaign but it was funny to me.
I wasn't aware that L'Ville was the answer all along (no bashing from me).
Atlanta can be saved.
Dallas needs help and more culture, call Louisville.
Boston needs that Bluegrass muscle.
Ohio is begging for support.
Los Angeles can't play with Louisville.
The moral of this story is this, you too New York.
Last edited by David Alleyne; 09-24-2008 at 10:24 PM..
^^^
Whoa, quick response. I just want let the citizens of Louisville know that I'm not dissing the city/people; it was something that made me smile while I was doing some research. I love Louisville.
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Need one for DC and Northern VA too... here's an idea.
"This 20 yr old is sick of shootings and molestations every night on the local news,
is tired of being cut off every 2 min in traffic,
wants neighbors who actually talk to him,
is sick of concrete and graffiti, wants clean neighborhoods.
There is hope for him in Louisville. Help share Louisville."
Actually, i want Louisville kept on the DL. As John Witherspoon would say "Shh, dont tell nobody!"
I think the Dallas and LA ads were the best and of course I can laugh at my city because that's how a lot feel about our traffic. It wouldv'e been very funny if they switched Dallas with Houston, just to see the reaction.
I should start ones to "Share Scranton!" "Hey New Jerseyites. Sick of paying high taxes on overpriced homes to line the pockets of corrupt politicians whilst commuting thirty minutes to the grocery store in gridlock? There's hope for you! Come to Scranton, recently named amongst the nation's fastest-dying cities!"
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