Cryptic, where do you come up with all this stuff? I like this almost as much as the famous clip of Bill Clinton cracking up during a press conference with Boris Yeltsin. It makes me laugh just to watch them laugh...
I remember reading about this house, Grey. The fur is supposed to be eco friendly, whatever that means. I have a mental picture of a dude with a beard in Birkenstocks collecting roadkill from the berm of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
Looks like it's in need of some help from Grey's Royal Screw... Or does it look like this because it's already going through the aforementioned process?
Looks like it's in need of some help from Grey's Royal Screw... Or does it look like this because it's already going through the aforementioned process?
Hmmm... Dunno. Answer on a postcard please.
Jolie Chat gruen looks like something you'd give a 5-year old as a punishment.
That Royally Screwed is just begging to become a foreign object requiring removal by an ER doctor.
And it's someone's job to come up with all this crap.
Cryptic: I remember reading about this house, Grey. The fur is supposed to be eco friendly, whatever that means. I have a mental picture of a dude with a beard in Birkenstocks collecting roadkill from the berm of the Pennsylvania Turnpike.
As far as the bottle is concerned, I'm not judging one way or the other. The following is just for information:
"...Friendly Fur uses animals that are not killed for fashion he explains. The foxes have been killed as a result of forest management, either due to epidemics or ground breeder management. These pelts are normally thrown away. Gleber estimates that about 60,000 pelts a year are potentially available."
- such a vulgarity, printed on one of the ugliest, pretentious, kitschy and clumsy bottle I've seen ever. Now, this is clearly what the company concerned thinks about its customers... quite offensive, but they obviously are hoping the buyers of the"commodity" will not grasp it anyway
DorothyGrace, have you seen the Minajesty commercial? It's about a Disney Princess who desperately chases her prince (apparently, a horse) through the forest. She loses her gown in a briar patch and arrives at the castle in her underwear.
Cryptic: DorothyGrace, have you seen the Minajesty commercial? It's about a Disney Princess who desperately chases her prince (apparently, a horse) through the forest. She loses her gown in a briar patch and arrives at the castle in her underwear.
I thought it was a spoof at first, Dulce. Then I read the gushing comments from Ms. Minaj's fans and realized that it was not meant to be an ironic commentary on perfume advertising after all.
Here's something wildly original: A perfume bottle which doubles as a prehistoric hand ax! Just the thing for the contemporary neanderthal (we all know one).
Cryptic: DorothyGrace, have you seen the Minajesty commercial? It's about a Disney Princess who desperately chases her prince (apparently, a horse) through the forest. She loses her gown in a briar patch and arrives at the castle in her underwear.
Cringeworthy. Re-edition of Patou's Normandie (the SS Normandie's interior had been done in Art Deco by Patou's designers. In 1935, Normandie was released to commemorate its maiden journey).