Now I want a hedge shaped like Cooter.
can't stop laughing about this....
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Now I want a hedge shaped like Cooter.
can't stop laughing about this....
OK it could have been worse. I just watched the second ad from the link I posted. "All that's left is tulips on the mound"?! And she's holding a hairless... cat.
And she's holding a hairless... cat.
I don't approve of such a use for a hairless cat.
Won't someone think of the kittens?
Cats as a metaphor for waxing: [link]
Snrk. Hairless cats.
Cancun, sounds fun. DH gets to go to Chicago again in June. I yam to be all bereft without him. I reckon that means I've been spoiled by a steady supply of boy company.
OTOH, all the cats came back in as soon as the wind picked up and got chilly, so they're all doing what cats do, sleeping so comfortably it makes me envious when I have to go to the kitchen and make pasta salad instead of read in the sunny spot.
The more I think about it, I guess I'm more surprised than offended. I mean, how else are they going to sell a product that's specifically for bush trimming? And it aired during "Pimp My Ride".
I guess there's no part of a woman's body allowed to be uncontrolled. From eyebrows to toenails, everything has to be tamed, shaped, and modified.
Aside from feminist angst, those commercials are hysterical. Advertising genius.
Tulips on the mound. Seriously. That's genius.
"I mow the lawn" cracks me up every time I hear it. I think the whole ad campaign is fantastic.
augh I can't go in the comedy thread because people are watching Glee right now! argh!