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Showing posts with label commercial. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 18, 2008
POLYSEMY's Entries into the Doritos Ad Contest
Here are four entries into an ad contest put on by Doritos. Very much an effort of the Chicago office of POLYSEMY (Dallman & Dallman, and Allison).
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
Tony the Tiger in Tibet?
From The Worst Horse:
So, this seems to have offended some people:
So, this seems to have offended some people:
It trades in stereotypes, so it may be offensive, but they are positive stereotypes in this case. It's also well done and nice to look at. And besides, it's kind of funny.Ross learned of it from the Gelug Yahoo Group, where someone there learned of it via the Candle4Tibet Network. Some of the discussion around it has been whether or not it’s offensive, especially to Tibetans. Maybe it is. Maybe it’s also great-looking and kinda cool. Maybe it’s all three.
What do you think?
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Wednesday, July 30, 2008
John McCain Has Jumped the Shark
John McCain has jumped the shark . . . already. And it's so early in the campaign season.
By now, most of you have seen his moronic "Celeb" ad equating Barack Obama with Britney Spears and Paris Hilton. If not, here it is:
Beside the just plain insulting (and ignorant) equation of Obama with spoiled starlets, his continued reliance on the off-shore drilling argument assumes the American public does not understand that any oil that might come from such drilling would not impact gas prices for several years -- and unfortunately, he is correct, the populace is that stupid (2 out of 3 agree with Bush and McCain about drilling).
But if you don't believe me, just ask the government:
But, hey, McCain's a maverick, and like his buddy W., he'd never let the facts get in the way of a politically expedient argument.
By now, most of you have seen his moronic "Celeb" ad equating Barack Obama with Britney Spears and Paris Hilton. If not, here it is:
Beside the just plain insulting (and ignorant) equation of Obama with spoiled starlets, his continued reliance on the off-shore drilling argument assumes the American public does not understand that any oil that might come from such drilling would not impact gas prices for several years -- and unfortunately, he is correct, the populace is that stupid (2 out of 3 agree with Bush and McCain about drilling).
But if you don't believe me, just ask the government:
According to the federal government's own Department of Energy, drilling off America's coasts would not have a significant impact on domestic oil production or prices before 2030. And off-shore leasing wouldn't even begin before 2012.Oops.
But, hey, McCain's a maverick, and like his buddy W., he'd never let the facts get in the way of a politically expedient argument.
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