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see with slogans, you want as few words as necessary not as many as possible.
so 'i'm busy', says all that 'i'm too busy winning' says. but with fewer words. IMO
[b]"I would come to the pub but I've got to pick up some railway sleepers"[/b]
Sniff. 😥
Well I reckon the Within Temptation lyrics which are my skype signature would be pretty appropriate - [i]'Someone has to take a stand against evil . . . why should it not be me?[/i] - although I guess that only works if you're into WT. Second the suggestions for 'not now' and 'know your limits' though. I'd definitely buy stickers and wristbands too.
Liking the "I'm busy" idea.
Or maybe, "Sarcoma, I fart in your general direction".
No your limits
[b]"Oi, Death; Checkmate."[/b]
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Sarcoma!
Do what?
Mark will you just take Elf to the pub to stop his incessant whinging. I can paypal you the first round and put £10 to [url= http://www.justgiving.com/teambullheart ]http://www.justgiving.com/teambullheart[/url]
PLEASE????
😀
Sarcoma? Sarpunto.
Works better in Spanish 🙂
I'd go with the "not now I'm busy" slogan.
Not now cancer, Im busy..
+1
Cancer, 'we don't serve your kind here.' In a moss isley canteena style.
I like this one:
Beating cancer through strength, courage and lunacy
with that little heart with horns...love it! PS will you do them small enough for girlies?
I am not very good at slogans, all I can come up with is:
Sarcoma, riding it free...
I do like, 'Know your limits. Then exceed them'
I like the idea of cycling jersey too.
[url= http://www.justgiving.com/TeamBullheart ]Worth a click . . . [/url]
[i]"I would come to the pub but I've got to pick up some railway sleepers"[/i]
Brilliant! Says it all!
How about:
"Not now cancer, Bullheart's busy."
Slipping in to work (marketing) mode for a moment, it depersonalises it so people without cancer won't feel odd wearing a t-shirt that says [u]I'M[/u] busy and it builds the Bullheart brand - it's an amazing story and will give strength to so many people.
Alternatively,
"Hey cancer, **** you."
Bullheart, 2009
Whatever it ends up as, keep it short and allow loads of people to wear it - it'll spread the word more effectively.
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"Not now cancer, Bullheart's busy."
The best so far IMO.
"Not now! Cancer, I'm busy....
+1
"We were headstrong & heartstrong. Sarcoma's long gone"
"Not now cancer, Bullheart's busy."
as already said better than "I'm busy" as I haven't had cancer so a bit different!
"Not now cancer, [i]we're[/i] busy..."
I really like 'terminal is open to interpretation'
Bastardizing Tupac 'Cancer followed me but i murdered him first'.
Attitude is a little thing that makes a big difference. ~Winston Churchill
"Don't walk in cancer's shadow"
i'd like one with just the logo.
"Not now cancer, we're busy..."
+1 for this. Only punctuated correctly. You need a comma after 'now'.
They're all pretty good. I'll take one.
Colour choice though???
Hmm.. some of these might be considered bragging and could be upsetting for people who are not winning their particular battle.. no?
I'm not articulate enough to think of a slogan but I really like:
"Not now Cancer, I'm busy....
Just because I have not been affected by cancer so far does not mean that I won't in the future. This implies that I am too busy enjoying life to worry about it now or in the future.
+1 for cycling top please.
IDaves' "terminal is open to interpretation" is wicked...
I'd have one with just the logo as well, maybe note on the justgiving address to go with it?
"Greg was right....."
"...and so was Bully"
"Never give in ,never surrender ." these words from mr Churchill have got me through my few skin cancer operations and the bouts of derpression that have proceeded and followed .
A bullheart a day kicks the sarcoma away!!
When it comes to Sarcoma,
You cant beet a bit of bully!!
Sarcoma? I 'ardly even know her!
Also could just cover the t shirt in names of supporters (I'm thinking like Andy Schleck's bike in the tour last year..)
Bullheart. Beating Cancer since 2009.
BHTFU.
+1 for "Not now cancer, Im busy"
And my own suggestion:
"Bullheart - he beat cancer but still rides a singlespeed"
Well done Mark
But Id still beat you up a hill matey
🙂
EDIT:
"Being a stubborn bastard and riding singlespeed beats cancer"
All heart*
*May contain beef
I think the 'terminal is open to interpretation' is awesome. I would definately buy one of those. It is definately the attitude of my dad when he was facing it. Amazing slogan
All heart, no bull?
The difference between
Bullheart and others is
not a lack of strength,
not a lack of knowledge,
but rather a lack of will.
Morning all,
I'm in the Lakes. Its wet.
There are some amazing tag-lines that have been posted on here so far, and I'm listening to the majority of plus opinions at the moment. For me, a definite winner is iDave's [b]'Not not cancer. I'm busy'[/b], which I think reflects the seriousness of the situation, but also the fact that I (we) aren't prepared to let it take over life. Everyone seems to be in agreement that this is an excellent choice, so I think I'm going to put this forward to Al at Spokeshirts.
The original tag-line for anything Bullheart-related was [b]'Because we don't give up. Ever'[/b], and I really like this one. It's very personal to me. I started to think it when the days were very dark, and it's been a mantra all the way through. A couple of you have commented on it being okay, so I'll probably stick with it.
The third one is contentious, but I want to explain why and see what you think. Again, iDave the marketing wizard 😉 came up with it. [i]'Terminal is open to interpretation'[/i] is powerful, and requires further explanation, which I think (hope) is the point of these T-shirts. I want folk to be asked about them, so the story can be relayed and the message continues. But the word 'terminal' is what I'm struggling with at the moment. Not at any point, even when told I have incurable cancer (which I have got, despite there being no trace) did I think of myself as terminally ill. I want to replace it with incurable, but I'm not sure it has the same impact;
[b]Incurable is open to interpretation[/b]
What do you think? Does the message get lost? Opinions please...