Toy Story 4: Andy's Freshman Year of College -- powered by Cracked.com
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Toy Story 4: Andy's Freshman Year of College - Funny Videos | Cracked.com
Toy Story 4: Andy's Freshman Year of College - Funny Videos | Cracked.com
Toy Story 4: Andy's Freshman Year of College -- powered by Cracked.com
Toy Story 4: Andy's Freshman Year of College -- powered by Cracked.com
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The 6 Most Insanely Misguided Attempts at Viral Marketing | Cracked.com
The 6 Most Insanely Misguided Attempts at Viral Marketing | Cracked.com
As most know I'm a huge fan of ARG advertising and would one day like to start my own ARG firm down in New Orleans.
Well check out these misguided attempts at ARG.
Sunday, June 20, 2010
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YouTube - MORTAL KOMBAT
HOLY CRAP EXCITEMENT OUT THE ASS DOES NOT EVEN EXPLAIN HOW AWESOME THIS IS
Stunning 1000fps Cine Footage From Curt Morgan & Brain Farm | Chase Jarvis Blog
Stunning 1000fps Cine Footage From Curt Morgan & Brain Farm | Chase Jarvis Blog
for some reason it won't let me embed the video so just go to the site and watch it.
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
American, English ambassadors make World Cup wager on match - World Cup News - FOX Sports on MSN
From: Philip Breeden, US Embassy London
To: Martin Longden, British Embassy Washington DC
Subject: World Cup Bet
Mr. Longden, It has not escaped our attention that a certain sporting event is fast approaching, and that our respective nations will soon be meeting on the fields of South Africa.
My Ambassador has asked me to see if your Ambassador might be interested in a small wager? We will understand if you decline, given the outcome of the last such encounter.
Sincerely, Philip Breeden, U.S. Embassy, London
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From: Martin Longden, British Embassy Washington DC
To: Philip Breeden, US Embassy London
Subject: Re: World Cup Bet
Mr. Breeden,
Even for such an exceptionally optimistic nation as the United States, I am struck by the confidence with which your Ambassador proposes this wager. It is testament, I assume, to the generosity of your great nation - since the British Ambassador does not anticipate paying out.
Your email does not specify the exact terms of the wager. May I suggest that, in the event of an England victory, the US Ambassador agrees to entertain the British Ambassador at a steak-house of his choosing in downtown DC? And in the event that the United States is able to engineer a fortuitous win over England, then my man will entertain yours at a London pub of his choosing. Loser pays.
Your reference to a previous sporting encounter between our two countries puzzles me. Since the history of English football is long and extensive, in contradistinction to US soccer, I regret that I cannot immediately recall the encounter to which you refer. No doubt it is remembered fondly on these shores; we have quite forgotten it, however.
Are you sure you want to do this?
Yours sincerely, Martin Longden British Embassy Washington DC
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From: Philip Breeden, US Embassy London
To: Martin Longden, British Embassy Washington DC
Subject: Re: World Cup Bet
Mr. Longden ,
It is with great pleasure, and no small measure of anticipation, that the U.S. Ambassador accepts the terms of the wager. I am surprised, given the well known love of the British for history, that you have forgotten what happened the last time the “special relationship” was tested on the pitch. Of course, given the result, you are to be forgiven for having misplaced that particular episode in your memory banks. I refer of course to the victory of the U.S. over England in the 1950 World Cup.
It is true that our soccer (a fine English word we have kindly preserved for you) history is not as long and illustrious as yours. However, as your generals noted during WWII, we have a unique capability for quickly identifying and advancing talent.
Game on!
Sincerely, Philip Breeden
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From: Martin Longden, British Embassy Washington DC
To: Philip Breeden, US Embassy London
Subject: Re: World Cup Bet
Mr. Breeden,
Very well; it’s a bet!
Incidentally, you should know that the Ambassador takes his steak like American soccer victories - somewhat rare.
Sincerely,
Martin Longde
Tuesday, June 8, 2010
Monday, June 7, 2010
Using Nike Drake in commercials
One of my favorite commercials in a while (with the exception of the other at&t rethink possibilities commercials as well as the levi black and white commercials). This is one of my favorite ones and I think it has to do with the fact that it features a Nick Drake song. It's ironic as the only other commercial I really love and remember from a long time ago is the Volkswagen Cabrio commercial featuring Nick Drake Pink Moon.
Wednesday, June 2, 2010
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