LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Football supporters complaining about short sharp slogans .hmmm ..we are Brighton, super Brighton from the south..too long?
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"Stay alert" - new govenment messaging
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Er, that's a chant.
Absolutely.
The politicising of this whole thing now has got completely tasteless.
The soon to be ex-slogan came with a whole load of caveats, particularly the "Stay at home" bit, ie you can exercise and go shopping etc, but I don't recall it being ripped to shreds for not being 100% factually accurate.
They can't say "Look, please just stay the **** away from others as much as you can" and if anyone is claiming to be confused, they really need to be having a word with themselves. Before they do that though, I'll help them: "Look, please just stay the **** away from others as much as you can".
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After literally 30sec thought...
Carelessness costs lives.
Keep your distance.
A few more words...
Act like you have Covid-19.
vegster
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It's a consistent pattern of being rubbish though. The leaders of the three devolved governments were not/have not yet been consulted on the change of advice... from the BBC...………. "Leaders of the devolved nations said they had not been consulted over the "stay alert" slogan, with Ms Sturgeon saying that the first she heard of the updated guidance was in newspaper reports."
Blazing Apostle
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Mostly stay at home?
vegster
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Protect and Survive ?
vegster
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Ah, but a government Minister suggested we all needed to go out and buy a newspaper ?
Maybe. Or it's just like when any major company or organisation unveils a change to its long-established logo...
"That's shit"
"How long did it take them to come up with that?"
"My 5 year old could do better."
"How much did they pay a creative agency to do that?"
"The old one was much better"
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Yeah, I know. The point, that I'm sure you're getting, is any old **** can pick holes in any other ****'s creative efforts in order to be a ****.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
You mean we aren’t supposed to be singing it out...oh why hasn’t someone mentioned this before
I refer the gentleman to the response I gave some moments ago.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
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Nobody picked holes in the orginal.
vegster
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A pal of mine works at GSK in Worthing, whenever the management come up with a new procedure or new working practices that are given an acronym the staff usually have a sarcastic/comedic phrase for the acronym within hours.
On a serious point though, the government have not covered themselves in glory at any stage thus far other than by rolling out the Nightingale's in record time.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Wasn’t the OP’s point referring to changing an original slogan
“Or it's just like when any major company or organisation unveils a change to its long-established logo.”