December 17, 2011

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August 4, 2011
Speaking of advertisement

A couple of kids walk out of a middle school. Really nice pop-funk music is playing. The kids get in the car, where there mom has the front seat pushed up so the kids can get in back.

Fade-out.

“Porsche: engineered for magic, everyday.”

Do you realize that’s the most asinine statement I’ve ever heard? It’s an oxymoron, and it also doesn’t mean anything. That’s all.

August 4, 2011
How does advertising work?

So today I watched a 3 and a half hour long movie on IFC, and during every commercial break there’s a commercial with the cheetos guy/leopard thing playing piano in a fucking piano store or something. The commercial doesn’t make any sense, and it’s just downright annoying.

Do people really, the next time they’re in a grocery store or at a gas station, buy Cheetos because they saw that commercial so many times?

I’ll tell you, I hate Cheetos, and I’ll make sure to never buy them for the rest of my life. I actually make it a point to not buy products I see so heavily advertised, because if they have to be advertised so much, then are they really that good?

On the flip side of this argument though, a few days ago I was watching an anime, in which they had “Wacdonalds” as a red-and-white colored burger joint. It made my mouth water, and I wanted Macdonalds. Now, I didn’t go out and buy McDonalds, today or the next day, or ever since then, but I think it just happened ‘cause I was hungry.

Anybody have similar experiences?