The wait is over. It’s here. They’re really pushing the Droid, this ad is kind of cool.
I’m not about to convert, though, I’m still an avid (avid is an understatement) iPhone user but that doesn’t mean I’m a Droid-hater. If it’s for the greater good of technological advancement I’m all for it. I’d like to see one in person very soon.
I'm not quite sure whether I find this more creepy or funny, but I admit it caught my eye. Most ads where they use infants, especially those where they have them talking like adults, fail to amuse me. Yet this one is a little different, slightly more clever than the overused "Look Who's Talking"-like advertising. Touché, Evian.
The latest milk campaign. You can vote for your favorite happy cow at http://realcaliforniamilk.com/
Thanks to Onena for the find.
Sports fans, remember Michael Chang? How about his kicks? They're making a comeback, you can find the Pump Victory II's at Zappos if you want to throw it back to something a little old school. Gotta love the commercial.
I dig Onitsuka advertising. Click through to YouTube to watch it in the HD version.
Gatorade's got a new look, and I'm digging their website, it's fairly clean, love the large product shots and new slogans they're using, I'm sure people will be able to recognize the new "G". Don't forget they were the ones who brought us the old "Be Like Mike" commercials, which was probably one of the best commercials of all time.
My heart skips a beat to:
That really good song that you can put on repeat without getting tired of it, the perfect swish from nothing but net, bright colors that scream attention which I don't like to bask in, cars that remind me of cartoons, Nippon culture, the right sneakers for every occasion, the honest "I've-missed-you" look my dog gives me when I come home, a quick run in the dark imagining someone is chasing me, frozen desserts of many fulfilling kinds, heroes or arch-nemeses, life ambitions and carpe diem actions, exercising brain power, exploring So Cal, and eating food that is yummy-yummy, in my tummy. Did I mention I'm a web-junkie? Long live internet!
