Business Cards, Which To Go For...

Discussion in 'Lounge' started by Exige, Oct 3, 2015.

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  1. Your mixing a business card and a flyer imho
    Simple contact detail business card
    Colourful flyer with all your pictures
     
    #41 wantz1, Oct 3, 2015
  2. Those are advert mock ups, not business cards.
     
    #42 TT600, Oct 3, 2015
  3. Agree, what they are for is to put in packages for people to stick in their wallet to pass on to mates. Business card sized as more likely to pass on than an A5 flyer.
     
    #43 Exige, Oct 3, 2015
  4. You should be giving out memory sticks and baseball caps
     
    #44 evoarrow, Oct 3, 2015
  5. #45 "Its_just_a_ride", Oct 3, 2015
  6. #46 Cream_Revenge, Oct 3, 2015
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  7. How about "Exact-Start, stops your Ducati being a bit shit".
     
    #47 Cream_Revenge, Oct 3, 2015
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  8. Start with Exact start
     
    #48 evoarrow, Oct 3, 2015
  9. Branded condoms, that's the way to go.
     
    #49 TT600, Oct 3, 2015
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  10. Start a fart with Exact Start

    Bored now
     
    #50 evoarrow, Oct 3, 2015
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  11. Be smart use Exact Start
     
    #51 evoarrow, Oct 3, 2015
  12. Maybe you need to change the name to "actually start".
     
    #52 Cream_Revenge, Oct 3, 2015
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  13. These would be ideal if they were in copper instead of stainless steel. And shaped like a battery lead.
     
    #53 Pete1950, Oct 3, 2015
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  14. "Do you want to eventually start? Or Exact Start?
     
    #54 Cream_Revenge, Oct 3, 2015
  15. Where does exact come from?
     
    #55 evoarrow, Oct 3, 2015
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  16. I think it's Latin.
     
    #56 Cream_Revenge, Oct 3, 2015
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  17. Latin, OK makes sense, I think
     
    #57 evoarrow, Oct 3, 2015
  18. What's Latin
     
    #58 evoarrow, Oct 3, 2015
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  19. OriginExpand

    1400-50; late Middle English exacten (v.) < Latinexāctus (past participle of exigere drive out, thrust out), equivalent to ex- ex-1 + ag(ere) to drive + -tuspast participle suffix
     
    #59 Cream_Revenge, Oct 3, 2015
  20. #60 Cream_Revenge, Oct 3, 2015
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