Media: I Can Take a Lot
But I think that I'm just about set to pop after reading this New York Times item on the N.F.L. Kickoff Live 2003® game happening in Washington the first week of September. To listen to all of these advertising f*cks sit there with a straight face and talk about how it's "credible" for the NFL to dump a $35 million ad campaign on the heads of Americans to have a crappy concert intent solely on peddling Pepsi Vanilla and Coors Light makes me want to gag. I can't even point out how many idiotic things are in this quote by some Pepsi schmuck: "This event happened to coincide quite nicely with the launch of Pepsi Vanilla. It's an opportunity to create interest in our product at a time when people are re-engaging in the N.F.L." Seriously, do you think people forget about the NFL? Do you think, if you ask an average American -- not even a sports fan -- what sport is played in the fall with pads and helmets that he will stare at you quizically and then answer Jai Alai? Morons.
But I think that I'm just about set to pop after reading this New York Times item on the N.F.L. Kickoff Live 2003® game happening in Washington the first week of September. To listen to all of these advertising f*cks sit there with a straight face and talk about how it's "credible" for the NFL to dump a $35 million ad campaign on the heads of Americans to have a crappy concert intent solely on peddling Pepsi Vanilla and Coors Light makes me want to gag. I can't even point out how many idiotic things are in this quote by some Pepsi schmuck: "This event happened to coincide quite nicely with the launch of Pepsi Vanilla. It's an opportunity to create interest in our product at a time when people are re-engaging in the N.F.L." Seriously, do you think people forget about the NFL? Do you think, if you ask an average American -- not even a sports fan -- what sport is played in the fall with pads and helmets that he will stare at you quizically and then answer Jai Alai? Morons.
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