Lets get this party started! Post something here so we know you're alive!

[Just Plain Ruff]

Oh yeah, I got it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Arctickat]

I figure I might as well post this here rather than make a new topic since this thread has degraded into who can start the new page first...

June 1st marks 30 years of service for my company. I'm working on a new graphic for the festivities but I can't decide on a slogan. Have you guys got any ideas? Mine are pretty lame:

• Celebrating 30 Years of Service
• Celebrating 30 Years of Dedicated Service

• Celebrating 30 Years of Service to the Community

• Celebrating 30 Years of Helping Those in Need

• 30 Years Later and I'm Still Here!!!!

See? Boring!!!

Edited May 15, 2013 by Arctickat

[Richard B the EMT]

Arctickat, are you publicizing a company in existence for 30 years, or your being a member of said company for 30 years? Or are you just publicizing being "in the game" for 30 years?

Gotta mention, I've been in the game from the fall of 1973, overlapping volunteer ambulance of 23 years through 5 different private ITF ambulance services, then 25 years in municipal service, ending 10-06-2011. I'm still an EMT, at least through spring 2015.

...and captain my captain tohellwithitall: fame is fleeting. Who's going to take the start of page 75, or page 100?

[scubanurse]

I think Arctic is saying the company has been around for 30 years. I like the 30 years of service to the community...

[paramedicmike]

I guess "30 years of community service" would have a double meaning to it.

Still thinking.

[island emt]

How about: Celebrating 30 years of helping our neighbors ?

[Arctickat]

I like that one Ed, but we helped more than our neighbors.

[Just Plain Ruff]

how bout "30 years of being there for you"

or "through it all, we've been there!"

And I think actually that this thread should be put to pasture and let die a natural slow painless death.

[scubanurse]

Nooooo where else will we post random rumblings?

[ERDoc]

Arctic, I personally like, "30 years of serving the community." Good slogan for an EMS service or a house of ill repute. Around here it would be more appropriate to say, "30 years of saving your family from driving one of the 5 cars in the driveway to the hospital."