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Subject:
New And1 Brand Basketball Sneakers
Category: Sports and Recreation Asked by: andrewv-ga List Price: $8.00 |
Posted:
05 Nov 2002 18:01 PST
Expires: 05 Dec 2002 18:01 PST Question ID: 99941 |
Why are these messages on the bottom of my new And1 brand basketball sneakers and what do they mean? This is found on the bottom of the right shoe: "You have the right to switch, you have the right to call for help, lots of help." This is found on the bottom of the left shoe: "Should you give up these rights you will be busted, regularly and repeatedly." And1 One model Codes "Standing O Low" name of shoe Style 9179 139 |
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Subject:
Re: New And1 Brand Basketball Sneakers
Answered By: nellie_bly-ga on 08 Nov 2002 08:15 PST |
Hello again Andrew-- It seems I wasn't too far off on my guess about your shoes. Here is a copy of the email from And1: "The answer is that the writing on the bottom of the Standing O Lows by AND 1 is "trash talk". Theoretically, your opponent will be reading that aggressive, sarcastic message when you jump over him to stuff the ball into the basket. If you have no ups, you probably wouldn't be wearing these shoes anyway!" Errin S. Cecil-Smith Director, Public Relations AND 1 4 Industrial Boulevard Paoli PA 19301 Office: 610.249.2436 Cellular: 215.439.7776 2 Way: errin@my2way.com These sound like cool shoes. Enjoy your roundball. Nellie Bly |
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Subject:
Re: New And1 Brand Basketball Sneakers
From: nellie_bly-ga on 07 Nov 2002 22:20 PST |
Hi- I'm working on your question. Standing O means standing ovation and is simply the name of the low topped sneaker -- Thus, "Standing O Low" The other sayings are probably examples of the "trash talk" that And1 is noted for putting on their merchandise. They started out with tee-shirts. But I'll try to contact the company directly to find out what they say it all means. Nellie Bly |
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