Soldiers used it going into battle. I've used it going into a workout.
This was a delightful trip through LanguageLand. (Comment has no rhyme nor rhythm, just an honest sentiment.)
There's an interesting backstory to that Lay's slogan! I wrote about it last year (gift link): https://wordworking.medium.com/the-four-letter-word-that-changed-advertising-history-976423c27e62?sk=73b2ccd61529e3bc67ddac8e59a59a91
Can peons make a paean? How about pigeons? In either case it's a very hard word to spell.
Jay, do these qualify?
Arnold's: I'll be Baaaaack!
or
Steve's: Well excuuuuuuse me.
Both became memorable catch phrases.
They sure are memorable, but not technically paeans. The Terminator's paean would go something like, "Return here, return here, eventually I will be back!" Or, "You just wait, I'll soon be back!"
It's me. Hi. I'm the problem. It's me.
Inspiring paean!
This was a delightful trip through LanguageLand. (Comment has no rhyme nor rhythm, just an honest sentiment.)
There's an interesting backstory to that Lay's slogan! I wrote about it last year (gift link): https://wordworking.medium.com/the-four-letter-word-that-changed-advertising-history-976423c27e62?sk=73b2ccd61529e3bc67ddac8e59a59a91
Can peons make a paean? How about pigeons? In either case it's a very hard word to spell.
Jay, do these qualify?
Arnold's: I'll be Baaaaack!
or
Steve's: Well excuuuuuuse me.
Both became memorable catch phrases.
They sure are memorable, but not technically paeans. The Terminator's paean would go something like, "Return here, return here, eventually I will be back!" Or, "You just wait, I'll soon be back!"
It's me. Hi. I'm the problem. It's me.
Inspiring paean!