ACHIEVE OUR ULTIMATE GOAL
BEST QUOTE THAT MAKES UP FOR LACK OF SUBSTANCE WITH CHUTZPAH
Editors note: The following is a good example of how to use impressive sounding words that essentially mean nothing to accomplish a homerun of a fowaard looking statement. Puffery, yes, but this example is nicely understated.
Out of LEVITTOWN, Pa.
FTS Wireless, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of FTS Group, Inc. (OTCBB:FLIP), today announced plans to launch a back to school marketing program in major print publications in its target markets.
FTS CEO Scott Gallagher commented: "The fourth quarter is one that holds a significant opportunity for FTS to achieve our ultimate goal of turning the company cash-flow positive and reaching the next level of our business cycle. We plan to fully exploit this opportunity."
BEST NEW SELL-OUT: CRUNCHY!
Editors note: The following begs the question that is beginning to bubble to the surface of the collective conscience: in an age of art expressed through ad, is there such a thing as a sell out? If no, editor will have to sadly commence a media blackout.
Out of ATLANTA
Church's Chicken(r), a division of AFC Enterprises, Inc. (Ticker:AFCE), has rolled out a colorful and retro-musical campaign aimed at its urban, multiethnic and multicultural customers.
Featured in its TV spots is '70s musical group Parliament, harmonizing a retake of its popular hit "We Got the Funk," now aptly renamed "We Got the 'Crunch," playing today as it did 30 years ago. Editors note: emphasis added because we can't figure the last verbal of this sentence.