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 Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 12:29 am
@- RedWinged: zoids was awesome. and irvine was even more awesome. although Van was cool too
@- Drew Zoe Zoe: i love the citroen ad's. have you seen the transforming breakfast parody?
@- Nisha: german ad's are pretty cool, and they arn't all just naked people walking around to advertise aftershave (unlike here in england)
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Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 11:30 am
I kind of want one of those t-rexes, and that is pathetic.
Steampunk!Raptor? I think I have story ideas coming from this...
curse you, Germans, and your stupid Saturns...
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Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 12:47 pm
fire - link @- RedWinged: zoids was awesome. and irvine was even more awesome. although Van was cool too @- Drew Zoe Zoe: i love the citroen ad's. have you seen the transforming breakfast parody? @- Nisha: german ad's are pretty cool, and they arn't all just naked people walking around to advertise aftershave (unlike here in england) Well, consider yourself lucky. I might actually watch TV commercials if they had naked people in them! rofl
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Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 1:34 pm
That commercial was awesome. Very well done. I wish they would air it in America so I could see it on a real TV, but it is still amazing. I love the girl busting out of the robot. Thank you for that.
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Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2009 4:38 pm
That was pretty... O____O
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Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2009 1:07 am
Xeigrich fire - link @- RedWinged: zoids was awesome. and irvine was even more awesome. although Van was cool too @- Drew Zoe Zoe: i love the citroen ad's. have you seen the transforming breakfast parody? @- Nisha: german ad's are pretty cool, and they arn't all just naked people walking around to advertise aftershave (unlike here in england) Well, consider yourself lucky. I might actually watch TV commercials if they had naked people in them! rofl maybe i need to rephrase that... english ad's are full of naked MEN advertising aftershave... (although you don't see anything more than the behind and the chest, thank god) you should live in france though, i lived there for two years, and almost all the adverts are full frontals of either nude men or woman advertising stuff.
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Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2009 4:55 am
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Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2009 9:10 am
fire - link @- RedWinged: zoids was awesome. and irvine was even more awesome. although Van was cool too @- Drew Zoe Zoe: i love the citroen ad's. have you seen the transforming breakfast parody? @- Nisha: german ad's are pretty cool, and they arn't all just naked people walking around to advertise aftershave (unlike here in england) I jsut looked it up on youtube. Holy crap that was hilarious XD.
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Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2009 2:35 pm
fire - link Xeigrich fire - link @- RedWinged: zoids was awesome. and irvine was even more awesome. although Van was cool too @- Drew Zoe Zoe: i love the citroen ad's. have you seen the transforming breakfast parody? @- Nisha: german ad's are pretty cool, and they arn't all just naked people walking around to advertise aftershave (unlike here in england) Well, consider yourself lucky. I might actually watch TV commercials if they had naked people in them! rofl maybe i need to rephrase that... english ad's are full of naked MEN advertising aftershave... (although you don't see anything more than the behind and the chest, thank god) you should live in france though, i lived there for two years, and almost all the adverts are full frontals of either nude men or woman advertising stuff.
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Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2009 3:21 pm
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Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2009 11:37 pm
Redwinged Rogue fire - link Xeigrich fire - link @- RedWinged: zoids was awesome. and irvine was even more awesome. although Van was cool too @- Drew Zoe Zoe: i love the citroen ad's. have you seen the transforming breakfast parody? @- Nisha: german ad's are pretty cool, and they arn't all just naked people walking around to advertise aftershave (unlike here in england) Well, consider yourself lucky. I might actually watch TV commercials if they had naked people in them! rofl maybe i need to rephrase that... english ad's are full of naked MEN advertising aftershave... (although you don't see anything more than the behind and the chest, thank god) you should live in france though, i lived there for two years, and almost all the adverts are full frontals of either nude men or woman advertising stuff. America is the #1 hypocrite when it comes to a lot of taboo subjects. The media here simultaneously glorifies and condemns sexuality and nudity, pretending to be both open-minded AND right-wing-friendly at the same time. I'm certain that the majority of my generation's (and the generations just before and long after mine) social problems stem from being raised on contradictions and lies.... Europe just seems to be more open with the natural aspects of sexuality and nudity, whereas America is fixated on the superficial aspects. Anywho, I'd suffer through the occasional man-butt commercial if it meant the occasional woman-butt commercial as well! (Trying to keep this PG13, haha!) It'd be a refreshing sign that this misguided country is finally opening up the collective mind, rather than just locking the screen door shut and claiming it's technically still open.
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Posted: Tue Feb 10, 2009 12:24 am
Sorry, but it's a pet peeve of mine: Darwin never argued for "Survival of the fittest", he didn't see it as the driving mechanism. Evolution had no direction save survival of the host until reproduction.
The differences in advertising bring up a great point. Tragically as I was taught this three years ago I can't remember the source, but in the '30s when it was all the rage to experiment with ethically dubious methods, there was a range done on children. Children under sexual maturity, so long as three was no physical contact, where almost always likely to "block out" sexually explict material. Violence was the opposite, so much so that in a few cases they tried to act it out. They were done on the continent, I can't remember which country, but I know it's bee cited as influencing a number of country's policies (esp those currently in the EU).
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