Actually, I realize I have no idea what the point of that ad campaign was -- clearly, I was not the target demographic for it, so I did not get the secret decoder ring.
I heard a thing on the radio about that ad -- it's supposed to be everything guys like. (And I use the word "guys" on purpose.)
it's supposed to be everything guys like.
I thought those were the Carl's ads, which are just nasty.
I heard a thing on the radio about that ad -- it's supposed to be everything guys like.
Huh. They lost me at Hootie.
It's kind of a great ad, with Hootie singing Western and Brooke Burns (Burke? The brunette) on a swing, all cleavage-y. And then there's the fast food.
I haven't seen the ads, but I don't want a big plastic head.
sumi, that guy is luckier than he deserves.
It's kind of a great ad, with Hootie singing Western and Brooke Burns (Burke? The brunette) on a swing, all cleavage-y. And then there's the fast food.
I just threw up in my mouth a little.
Here's a little essay on the Scary Burger King.
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Somehow, an advertising agency has managed to take the concept of a king who gives you free sandwiches and turn that into something you’d run away from when confronted by it in an abandoned hospital.
The BK ad gets Meijaed here.
Hootie singing Western and Brooke Burns (Burke? The brunette) on a swing, all cleavage-y. And then there's the fast food
OH! I have seen these. They air on the Food Network sometimes. They confuse me. (And I don't think it's a gender thing, because my attention was first brought to them when my male co-worker asked me to explain it to him. Apparently being a movie buff means I understand EVERYTHING in the media.)