Catching Ducks

I'd like to think that advertisements don't have that much sway over me. (Partly because I fast-forward through most of them!) But this commercial really makes me want to go check out Kmart:

Labels: advertisements, clothes, Modern Family

Swish Appeal dug up these from the depths of YouTube. Awesome! (And look how young Tina Thompson is! Awww...)








(Girl, where is your mama??)





(Pumps are for ex-players.)

Labels: advertisements, WNBA

(Wait a sec -- when did "photoshop" become a verb? Anyway....)

Follow the link to Jezebel to see a crazy video of pre- and post-photoshopping of pictures of models.

Labels: advertisements, random weirdness

I've seen this Kotex ad on TV (and this one, too), but I haven't seen these yet.

Both styles are good, though. My favorite parts are the "blue liquid" bit in the first one and the "toilet paper" line from the third. Hee!

Labels: advertisements

A little too much wind machine for my taste, but otherwise AWESOME:

Plus Size Photo Shoot

Labels: advertisements

I'm glad I'm not the only person who thought this commercial was creepy!

Labels: advertisements

My favorite bus advertisements are the ones that use that fact that the advertisement is on a bus, rather than a regular billboard.

Currently, Life Savers has a series of ads that I've been enjoying. They feature a picture of a man (who's supposed to be the bus driver, and who has a giant life saver on his head) and shows the things he's saying. For example, one says, "I'm everybody's designated driver."

Here are my favorites:

"My sudden stops and starts are there to liven up your commute."

"I never drag-race other buses to defend my manhood."

Labels: advertisements, bus