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noahr said:Since arabic reads from right to left... wouldn't the image on the right be read first? What's the controversial bit? I guess I don't get it?on the post: Mystery 'ad campaign' for the Hijab. Lollipops need to cover up?
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noahr said:even odder than that they can steal our number and thus our life is that we willingly give our life away to whatever credit company offers us a free t shirt.on the post: Identity Crisis
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Wow, shameless. Absolutely shameless. My partner says we should revoke the term "writer" and just use regurgitator. I think he's right. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E3IwiynxE3A Even on youtube, they are calling them out. Accountability is coming to this industry, whether we like it or not.on the post: McDonald's - Mario Challenge / Happy Meal (2006) :30 (USA)
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what the hell is that "fruit" on the right? the garnish of the loom?on the post: Fruit of the Loom - Drums (2006) :30 (USA)
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is this some kind of alternate reality game? the yourmediacoverage website is so horrible, not to mentiom the work for pop secret, I almost wonder if some fans invented an ad agency along with made up work for clients they didn't have? it all seems so horrible to be true. On the yourmediacoverage site there are some "yaris" spec spots that are just too awful. Not funny awful where it goes back around to being good. just plain old applebee's style awful.on the post: Popsecret "fan site" created by professionals.
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Personally this kinda shit pisses me off and should piss off any consumer who accidentally clicks on it. #1) spaced invaders played better since almost thirty years ago. Want power ups? Galaga, twenty five years ago. As a game, it's "eh". #2) As a brand experience, it's an F. It has almost nothing to do with baskin robbins, it doesn't make me like baskin robbins, the "power ups" of the drinks make no sense (put tires, cigarettes, bananas, cologne, anything in it's place, doesn't effect the game idea at all) #3) the billboards between levels are lame and boring that being said I like what they did where it gets you to the site and there is a call to action on the side and all of that. But can't video games be given the same amount of conceptual thought that goes into traditional advertising? Let's see some ideas.on the post: Beware of the Office invaders!
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Has the last straw just been pulled? Have you subverted everything you love in this world into a product-moving shill? If your CD asks you one more time to "push it", will you, through the window? We*re looking for a couple of dogfaces who have had enough of the trenches, who are sick of pulling their hair out working weekends and skipping lunches. Who really don*t care any more what shit wins what shit; and who have abandoned their metal pencil fetishes. We*re a small office of a giant global agency. We take two hour lunches and walks around the pond. We*re located where it*s 77° on March 2nd. And we*re working to find new ways to get huge companies to pay us to make our ideas. Send PDFs to howardbeal@gmail.comon the post: wanted: team that hates advertising
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Eh? This reminds me of that old joke you see sometimes where it's like, they show a political commercial and it has "keep ojn rockin in the free world" playing and he's kissing babies, and it's "Vote McNamara". then they take the same footage and run it at 1/3rd speed and put an ominous VO and creepy music and it's "MCNAMARA. DO YOU TRUST HIM WITH YOUR BABIES?" Even if you put sanguine music and reminiscence, it's still a product that's so basic that half it's name is on elemental tables...it's barely even a product, it's an over hyped ingredient!on the post: Clorox - Machines - (2006) 0:30 (USA)
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All I see is some fabulous couture?on the post: Dolce & Gabbana - Farm (2006) Print (USA)
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How deep can you be while you're being infinitely shallow? Gorgeous can.on the post: Jaguar - Gorgeous - long (2005) 0:90 (USA)
