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In Brasov, Romania
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You know, "Probably" the best city in the world. ;o)
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3 comments:
Beautiful view of the city!
I saw "Probably/Possibly" signs all over Europe, too! I distinctly remember "Probably The Best Glass Shop" in Prague. And I remember a "Possibly the Best Coffee" somewhere too!
I guess we can't laugh too much, because we have "All Right Parking" and "OK Used Cars" here. I think they needed to consult a multi-lingual marketing expert before choosing those names! :)
The "probably the best" slogan is a play off of Carlsberg beer in the Netherlands, which is "probably the best beer in the world". It's been around since the early 70's. Now all the European cities are utilizing that slogan (albeit a bit altered)
Danny
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