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Why is it so easy for advertisers to turn ordinary nouns into slogans? The network that carries the event is probably contractually obligated to stuff marketing slogans into the title. I hope they get a discount because this dilutes their own ability to sell "messages". But why a print reporter, for instance, would ever use the whole venal phrase I don't get.
(Hi, ol' buddy!)
Woodford Reserve? I suggest "Old Whiskey River." Willie Nelson's Bourbon. If it is endorsed by the Red-headed Stranger it can't be all bad. As a matter of fact: It is damn good.
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