scream-of-consciousness;
"If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
These kinds of ads are written by a sort of people for a sort of people that are totally alien to me. I get it but it makes me want to throw up. I guess I'm just a hater.
Didn't see much to get. A small brewery made the name something "edgy" so they could capitalize on advertising and stand out from the numerous other small beer companies. Pretty funny. I imagine people my age and up will, if nothing else, remember the name of the beer. Isn't that the point?
The last word in beer ads are the old Rainier Beer TV commercials. Youtube has a sampling. Budweiser "borrowed" their frogs idea from the brewers of Vitamin R.
I checked some reviews of the beer, and most found it only fair. The commercial is probably better that the beer itself.
ReplyDeleteThese kinds of ads are written by a sort of people for a sort of people that are totally alien to me. I get it but it makes me want to throw up. I guess I'm just a hater.
ReplyDeleteDidn't see much to get. A small brewery made the name something "edgy" so they could capitalize on advertising and stand out from the numerous other small beer companies. Pretty funny. I imagine people my age and up will, if nothing else, remember the name of the beer. Isn't that the point?
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The last word in beer ads are the old Rainier Beer TV commercials. Youtube has a sampling. Budweiser "borrowed" their frogs idea from the brewers of Vitamin R.
ReplyDeleteAhhh...and to think: back in the days, SCHITZ BEER had to add an "L" for decency.
ReplyDeleteA great quick video about the history of money.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yHdh2s38bAQ
thoR~
I miss Henry Weinhardt's "Artesians"
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