Just who is this ad campaign targeting?
I mean, really: interactive shirtless rugby players? Not work-safe - especially the slow-mo shots. Sullivan:For some reason, I was distracted and mistook the sport in this ad for soccer.
Distracted? Can't think why, Andrew...can't think why.
14 April 2009
Brand Appeal
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18 January 2009
From the Department of Stating the Obvious
Sean Combs, at the Inauguration:
Close to 2 a.m., Diddy strode on stage wearing sunglasses, a winter vest and some sort of white Christmas sweater.
Facing the crowd, he took the microphone and yelled: “The President is black baby! Yeah!”
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Labels: Acceptable Racism, Awesome, President Barack Hussein Obama
21 May 2008
Welcome home, Dear (Dr.?) de Montebello
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Labels: Academia, Awesome, Hegemonic Transition, IFA
20 April 2008
Doug Finlay, that flapping sound you hear...
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Labels: Absurdity, Awesome, Canada Votes 200?, Stephen Harper would do well in Ohio
28 February 2008
Obama-Santos '08
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17 January 2008
At least Hilary can drink...
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13 January 2008
Even More on Mims
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Labels: Absurdity, Awesome, Mims, Ven Diagrams
12 January 2008
10 January 2008
Even Robin Brooke-Smith was not this pastoral
Two faculty in my department own sheep. (That's two separate, not-married-to-each-other faculty, living in different houses, or rather, gentleman farms outside Princeton, each with their own flock of sheep).
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04 December 2007
For those of you who are not Aldous...
...but would still like a sense of what it's like to visit the culinary Mecca that's Spain's San Sebastián, Slate is running a series of articles (with slides) by wine columnist Mike Steinberger on the town that has the most Michelin stars per capita in the world.
Highlights so far: Juan Mari Arzak's spice chamber, and the fact that the exterior of Restaurante Arzak wouldn't look out of place in Brooklyn, as Steinberger suggests, or failing that, Etobicoke.
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28 November 2007
WHOA!
It is probably a symptom of my feeble and simple mind that I find the following video endlessly fascinating:
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