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Tag Archives: Commercials
Marketing Trends
Have you noticed how many commercials start off with, “Do you think something? – Well you’re WRONG!”?
Practicality
When you think about it, eating the giant Peanut M&M guy wouldn’t be that great. Once you get past that one layer of chocolate you’d just be eating a giant chunk of peanut. It’d be enough to live off of … Continue reading
Times Have Changed
While watching a video cassette of some TV shows from the early nineties, I came across this ad in which one kid says to another kid, “Well I don’t do drugs because when I grow up I wanna be a Baseball player…”
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