FG
It is an inaccurate, confusing and stupid catchphrase. SOME continuity announcers need to learn the difference between “altogether” and all together. Take a couple of recent announcements; “now we’re all together for Emmerdale” and “now all together swing that club.” The aforementioned examples can only be all together and not “altogether.” The first announcement on stv for me meant, we are all together Scotland, and not we are “altogether Scotland.” As far as I am concerned, it is altogether daft.
And not forgetting -Altogether Boring- does it realy matter.
john04 posted:
p_c_u_k posted:
The altogether catchphrase is an odd one - I'm sure if you asked most people on the street what the hell they were on about, they wouldn't know.
They either need to publicise the STV website as the step forward beyond their TV franchise, at which point they need constant adverts with that as a slogan, or drop it altogether. At the moment it's too cryptic and the newspaper adverts and completely out of touch and unhelpful.
They either need to publicise the STV website as the step forward beyond their TV franchise, at which point they need constant adverts with that as a slogan, or drop it altogether. At the moment it's too cryptic and the newspaper adverts and completely out of touch and unhelpful.
It is an inaccurate, confusing and stupid catchphrase. SOME continuity announcers need to learn the difference between “altogether” and all together. Take a couple of recent announcements; “now we’re all together for Emmerdale” and “now all together swing that club.” The aforementioned examples can only be all together and not “altogether.” The first announcement on stv for me meant, we are all together Scotland, and not we are “altogether Scotland.” As far as I am concerned, it is altogether daft.
And not forgetting -Altogether Boring- does it realy matter.