Jan
25
2010
That's the best I got
 wrote this at 7:41 pm

On the way to visit Eric at gunnery last weekend, we made a pit stop at a 7-Eleven, of all things.

I wanted the bottle of peach 2 water you see in the back – love that stuff.

But when I saw the DMZ water, I had to buy it just for the novelty of it.

DMZ water? As in Demilitarized Zone Water? The 38th parallel? That 2 & a half mile wide strip that divides North from South?

Really?

Ever since I brought it home I’ve been racking my brain for creative, tongue-in-cheek advertising slogans they could use.

But I’m coming up blank.

Total blank.

Nada.

Zip.

Zilch.

Not even chocolate is working.

I’m going to blameĀ it on theĀ Korean cold I managed to contract a few days ago.

(The first cold I’ve had in 5 years.)

So help a girl out, what would be a funny slogan for DMZ water?

But the good news is that Eric comes home for good tomorrow – well, at least for a little while before they head out again for the next gunnery in February.

Keep your fingers crossed that they give him & the guys a few days off before they have to be back at work.

Check it out! 5 Responses - Whoo Hoo!
  1. Scott F says:

    I don’t know what slogan to use. But the spokesperson’s voice simply must be Robin Williams using his Good Morning, Vietnam radio voice. I don’t know why, but that is what I hear! :)

  2. hydrantgirl says:

    Sorry, I’m no help as I keep thinking to that trash show TMZ that covered Brittney shaving her head (and yes, I watch that show :)

  3. Lisa Falcon says:

    I need my Scrabble dictionary !!!!!!
    DMZ – - – Dont Mess (with the) Zone H20.
    … sorry still at work and no creativity left at 16:35

  4. Terri Barnett says:

    Uncle Dan says: DMZ Water! The water that came between the North and the South!

  5. Kim says:

    DMZ water: When the goal is not to cross the line. Woop. That’s a good one. :)

    (C’mon, DMZ line as opposed to finish line…Catch up :) )

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