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In case you did not know this from before, I am making sure now that you are aware that this blog is completely mine and mine alone. In other words, I say what I want, to whoever I want, however I want, whenever I want. I am entitled to my own opinions as you are to yours. If you don't like what you read, then please go away and never bother to come back. You were not forced or coerced into coming here and most definitely, you are not obligated to stay. So leave, if you think you should. No if's, no and's, no but's, no exceptions.
In case you did not know this from before, I am making sure now that you are aware that this blog is completely mine and mine alone. In other words, I say what I want, to whoever I want, however I want, whenever I want. I am entitled to my own opinions as you are to yours. If you don't like what you read, then please go away and never bother to come back. You were not forced or coerced into coming here and most definitely, you are not obligated to stay. So leave, if you think you should. No if's, no and's, no but's, no exceptions.
Wednesday, May 14, 2003
Automobile commercials are the most bizarre things to see, sometimes.
They sometimes assume the viewer is incredibly stupid. You know the ones I mean, the ones where you see a car skidding across the screen. Skidding? What is the point of that? Is that supposed to impress me with how safe this particular car is, with it skidding and spinning down the road? And then they say the usual disclaimer, "closed course, professional driver. Do not try this." So, how is it that this is supposed to sell me on the idea of buying this particular car? What is their reasoning in showing a car skidding and spinning in an ad to sell me this particular car? Obviously, if it is spinning and skidding, it can easily get out of control and needs a "professional" driver to get it back under control! Do these people really think I will buy a car based on this stupid concept of advertising? The advertising people must think the viewer people are incredibly stupid. I do not think I want to know the people who would buy a car after seeing it skid across the screen in a commercial. Think about it.
Posted by: Rowlfe - at: 5/14/2003 09:58:00 PM
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