The Ragtag Daily Prompt was SLICK and I’m finally formulating a response to the prompt. Although there are many different ways to illustrate SLICK, it wasn’t until I was reading the telephone book this evening that an idea gelled.
No, I’m not so bored that I’ve taken to reading the phone book. We were looking for the name of a Garden Center that we visited about ten years ago, but it seems to have closed down. Then my gaze strayed to the next page and I noticed an advertisement for a business called “Ace of Carts.” As you can imagine, they sell golf carts and other small utility vehicles.
This piqued my curiosity so I did a little more finger-walking through the Yellow Pages and spotted some other business names using puns and/or alliterative ads. Depending on your sense of humor, you may call them SLICK, CUTE, or just TACKY.
Here are a few I found in the phone book:
“Reigning Cats and Dogs” pet grooming salon
“Waggin’ Wheels” mobile pet grooming
“Step Ahead Shoes”
“Crackmaster” glass repair specialists
And here are a few I’ve dreamed up, in case anyone’s interested in starting a new business:
“The Problem Shrinker” Counseling service
“I. Watchwell” Security devices
“Tall Street” Men’s business attire
“Pickled Pig Leather Goods”
“Julius Sneezer Allergy specialist” …or…
“Julius Tweezer” Unwanted hair removed quickly and painlessly.
“Over the Hill” Used Book Nook
“Nosh & Nibble Catering”
Have you seen any funny/slick/tacky business names or ads lately?
Cute!
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Thank you. I’ve always dreamed of a successful career in advertising. 😉
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Thanks for sharing. I love punny things
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You’re welcome. I wonder if any other twit has already thought of these Business names.
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Our phone book used to be a great big heavy tome, but over the years it’s shrunk as fewer people use land-lines, and no it’s like a thin paperback book!.
I live in an area known as 1066 country. It’s where the Normans invaded England led by William the Conquerer. There’s a ready-mix business here known as William the Concreter!
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Moa-a-a-n! But unique, for sure. Thanks for adding it.
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