Can't Even Attend A Funeral in Balwamer
BALTIMORE
B-lacks Killing Each Other
What's the difference between the Colts and O'Malley?
Thanks Martin O'Malley, I bet you can't wait to screw up the entire state!!!!
Baltimore - Get In On It !
A-ll Politicians Lining Their Pockets
L-ittle Opportunity For The Average Joe
T-attooed Low Class Women
I-nbred White Trash
M-ostly Black Rundown Neighborhoods
O-rioles Blow
R-avens Rock
E-very Street Corner Smells Like Urine
The Colts had enough sense to beat it out of the State.
What a dumb slogan!
And....they only dropped 500 K on it!
Adding Insult to Injury - A musical invitation
Some folks on the Internet have suggested the slogan below might be better for Baltimore:
DO NOT CROSS POLICE LINES
Looks like the Powers that Be really screwed up.
Here's your chance to see what others suggested for a slogan AND
Enter Yours Here
From The Baltimore Sun
Baltimore City Councilwoman Rochelle "Rikki" Spector said "Get in on what? I don't know; it doesn't have a Baltimore ring to it. I don't associate anything Baltimore to it."
Former Mayor, Governor and current Comptroller William Donald Schaefer - "I've seen some dumb ones in the past, but this is the dumbest."
John Waters, local filmmaker said, "It's not catchy. I keep having to ask what it is again because I forget."
Kevin Cowherd Sun Reporter - It's just that "Baltimore -- Get In On It" doesn't say anything about the city.
From The Baltimore Business Journal
James B. Astrachan, president of the Advertising Association of Baltimore and the most ardent critic of BACVA's decision to select an out-of-town agency, said the slogan sounds like it "would be associated with a lower-priced retail store than a travel destination."
So....now that you want to "Get In On It", Here are hotels where you can stay while you're inonit
If you dream it, we can tax it