(Corporate) Straplines

What is a Strapline?

Every company and its dog now appears to have/need a strapline.

How did it get like this?

Even a one-man operation window cleaner now must have a fucking strapline.

However, I`m in two minds about this nom as I only want to target the massive corporate inane straplines – you know the ones (hit the link above), and I`m sure you cunters can come up with some more `appropriate` phrases for most of them.

But they can also be rather clever and funny.

A few years back I remember there was an estate agents office on a street. Then one day a strapline appeared under the company name: “We Sell Houses”

Now, I don`t know if they were trying to be deliberately funny or if they`d brainstormed the marketing to such a degree that in the end they simply imploded and said `Aye, that`ll do.`

Anyway, a few weeks later the butcher’s, next door, put up a new sign under their shop name: I Sell Meat.

Which was funny.

Now, I could go on to the far end of a fart with this, suffice to say that the best strapline I`ve ever seen was on the side of a builder`s van …
Patel and Singh | Builders: “You`ve tried the Cowboys – Now Try The Indians” …
Toyota Owners

Of course, this now begs the question, ADMINS, what`s this site`s strapline?

Perhaps you can open the floor to us cunters and have a competition with prize(s)?(Vorsprung Durch Fackoff! – Day Admin)

I`ll start the ball rolling…

“ISAC – Because There`ll Always Be Cunts”.

Nominated by: Sam Beau

78 thoughts on “(Corporate) Straplines

  1. Looking forward to reading all the comments on this nom later. Regrettably, I’m not funny enough to participate so I’ll sit this one out. Have fun gentlemen💋

    • “Logisitics” is my bete noir – a major group with a fleet of massive lorries has logistics in it’s name, so does an old shagged out Thames Trader – Fred Smith Logistics. It is a snobby way of saying they move and carry things.

      Labour seems to have given up their daft “for the many njot the few” as befits it’s multimillionaire Fuehrer, but now they indulge in silly “text conversations” on X (nee Twitter) . My son showed me the other day they think up a different one every day apparently. Load of horse shit.

      A better one would be the old whores favourite “I can be anything you want me to be , dearie”

      • ‘Solutions’ pisses me off as much as ‘Logistics’. Pretentious fuckers. Near where I live on a Turkish barbers ‘Money Laundering Solutions (sir)?’ and on the chippy ‘Type Two Diabetes Solutions, You Fat Cunt’.

  2. Nike – Just Fuck it Up!

    UK Border Force – Open All Hours

    HMRC – We’ll Get Back To You. Maybe.

    BBC – We’re Cunts!

    Really too early in the morning to be thinking this deep. By chance am watching repeats of The Good Life, and Felicity Kendall’s tight little arse.

    Hmmm “Bend over that bench, Baby” springs to mind for her particular strapline.

  3. “Just when you thought the country couldn’t possibly sink any lower…”

    Kweer Stormers “battle bus” during the forthcoming shitshow of an election.

  4. Right last one before I get too carried away:

    Masturbators Anonymous – Because Once You Pop You Just Can’t Stop

  5. ‘Omo adds Brightness to Whiteness’, ‘Persil Washes Whiter’, ‘Daz, have you seen the white?’ Soap powder ads were the best. Banned now, obvs.

    Good morning, everyone.

  6. HMRC – Arbeit macht frei

    Met Police – To serve and protect ( depending on skin colour and religious or political beliefs)

    BBC London News – Only po@fs and dark keys

    The Labour Party – Vote for us and we’ll sort immigration by erm….er….

  7. Get fired up! – Tesla

    Enjoy the walk – Landrover/Rangerover

    Merge with the landscape – any SUV

    That last one was actually and very briefly used in Volvo’s adverts years ago. Presumably dropped when a Brit pointed out to the Swedes that this was an expression used in the UK to describe the situation where you have lost control and departed the tarmac. Our daughters performed the trick four times in their teens, on one occasion putting the car in the river.

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