In Search of a Pithy Slogan

Published by Sara Jacobson
Jan 5, 2009 07:02 PM under Humor

When I first redesigned this site I attempted to conceive an epigram that would sum up the site with wit and style. I failed, so fell back to ‘In search of a pithy slogan’, which I think is rather witty, if only facetiously. Perhaps it’s time for a change, or I am looking for an excuse to list expressions I’ve found on the net. :)

When possible I’ll list the phrase as a link to the source.

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Si hoc legere scis nimium eruditionis habes – A favorite of my father. Roughly translated: “If you can read this, you know too much”. (I’ve also seen it as “you’re over-educated”).

“I want sprinkles”. Inspired by this cake over at CakeWrecks. I wonder-was it a decorator mishap or telling irony?

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