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cuejo

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Hi guys
I'm trying to come up with a catch phrase for some t shirts I want to have made.
I'm well known in my area for my custom jump cues, and was thinking of a catch phrase relating to jump cues.
Any help is welcomed,
And if I choose your phrase
I'll send you a t shirt!!
 
Over and Out!
Fly High, Live Large!
:p


think about these...
 
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How about:

Don't get the shaft yo, call Cuejo XXX-XXX-XXXX
Cuejo's Cue Repair
Professional Cue Repair Service For Over 50-Years
 
cuejo said:
Hi guys
I'm trying to come up with a catch phrase for some t shirts I want to have made.
I'm well known in my area for my custom jump cues, and was thinking of a catch phrase relating to jump cues.
Any help is welcomed,
And if I choose your phrase
I'll send you a t shirt!!
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Jump it now! Or Jumping to please! Or Just right Jump! Jump the hump! What a jump cue! Jump for the win! Jumping joy! You can't play safe with Cuejo in the place!
Many Regards,
Lock N Load.
 
cuejo said:
Hi guys
I'm trying to come up with a catch phrase for some t shirts I want to have made.
I'm well known in my area for my custom jump cues, and was thinking of a catch phrase relating to jump cues.
Any help is welcomed,
And if I choose your phrase
I'll send you a t shirt!!
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I've got no suggestions, but I have a comment. When I read your company name, I honestly don't know how to pronounce it.

It might seem obvious to you or others that it's pronounced: KYEW JOH or KYŪ JŌ

But I've been pronouncing it: KWEH hoe ( KWEI hō )

In other words, I saw it immediately as Spanish for some reason as opposed to English.

Freddie <~~~ de nada
 
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Cornerman said:
I've got no suggestions, but I have a comment. When I read your company name, I honestly don't know how to pronounce it.

It might seem obvious to you or others that it's pronounced: KYEW JOH or KYŪ JŌ

But I've been pronouncing it: KWEH hoe ( KWEI hō )

In other words, I saw it immediately as Spanish for some reason as opposed to English.

Freddie <~~~ de nada
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Lol
A bunch of years ago in Edmonton we had a goalie called Cujo, like the dog :)

My father in law thought it would be cool to call me cuejo as a tribute :D
So it's pronounced cue-joe

I got a good idea from my Facebook page....
For players, from one ....

Thoughts?
 
My Suggestion

CUEJO Custom Cues "Who Says White Men Can't Jump !" :thumbup2::thumbup2::thumbup2:

Wedge
 
cuejo said:
Lol
A bunch of years ago in Edmonton we had a goalie called Cujo, like the dog :)

I got a good idea from my Facebook page....
For players, from one ....

Thoughts?
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my mind also immediately gravitated to the Hispanic pronunciation.

Cuejo, I can't feel it...I'm trying,...but just can't..."for players, from one..."

Confusing, ...
IMO you would need more leading help, like,..."designed by players,...for players" ...but I still don't like it :confused:

The catch phrase should identify the ease of use, and play to the ego of the user...basically making them feel as though they have an advantage if secretly armed with your jump cue.
 
8onthebreak said:
my mind also immediately gravitated to the Hispanic pronunciation.

Cuejo, I can't feel it...I'm trying,...but just can't..."for players, from one..."

Confusing, ...
IMO you would need more leading help, like,..."designed by players,...for players" ...but I still don't like it :confused:

The catch phrase should identify the ease of use, and play to the ego of the user...basically making them feel as though they have an advantage if secretly armed with your jump cue.
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Ha ha
Anyone who has one of my jumpers certainly has an advantage!
 
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