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Sunday, November 30, 2008
Wednesday, November 26, 2008
Math is undeniable.
Bruce Lee = Kung fu = Awesome
Nokia = Phone
Bruce Lee + Nokia = Awesome Phone
Right? Nokia's latest viral spots:
Nokia = Phone
Bruce Lee + Nokia = Awesome Phone
Right? Nokia's latest viral spots:
The Hartfield Hot Dog Launcher
If I enjoyed hot dogs, besides when they're free, I'd vote Hartfield Hot Dogs for awesomest. Check out their YouTube documentary:
Destroying the spirits and t-shirts of Phillies fans everywhere (I think the last crowning achievement from the Phillies was most home-runs allowed in 2004, you know, when steroids were cool.)
Destroying the spirits and t-shirts of Phillies fans everywhere (I think the last crowning achievement from the Phillies was most home-runs allowed in 2004, you know, when steroids were cool.)
Intelligent design - Paper Water Bottles
A design/brand consultant [Brand Image] came up with the above. This is a great example of where the future of this industry (advertising) is headed. Anyone that has been close enough to hear my rants about changing the world has heard me exclaim that instead of constantly worrying about creating a better advertisement, advertising agencies should help companies create a better product. Then we could spare our heads from the incessant slamming against the wall.
[Core 77]
Chicken men are all the rage
The following was one of the first commercials I saw in Japan, and I use it as an example to show how advertising here in Japan makes absolutely no sense.
The project is for a new processor by Intel.
Lyrics
Centrino, Centrino, Centrino.
The next century has come.
Centrino, Centrino, Centrino.
Now I can live freely.
...what chicken men have to do with computer processors is beyond me.
The project is for a new processor by Intel.
Lyrics
Centrino, Centrino, Centrino.
The next century has come.
Centrino, Centrino, Centrino.
Now I can live freely.
...what chicken men have to do with computer processors is beyond me.
Monday, November 24, 2008
Sunday, November 23, 2008
The endless campaign
The "Priceless" campaign MasterCard has been pushing since we were kids, will NEVER end. I'll admit there have been times where I wanted it to die, but then they show one like this, and I begin to appreciate the campaign all over again...
How could you REALLY hate Peyton Manning?
How could you REALLY hate Peyton Manning?
Friday, November 21, 2008
lolcats

This one's for Ruff :)
Also, it's 4:40 on Friday and I've pretty much clocked out for the weekend.
Another humorous cartoon from Where's My Jetpack?
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