If all else fails, go vintage. 
Posted on 07/26/2007 10:19:56 PM PDT by 2ndDivisionVet
Totally off topic, but look at those blue jeans (guy on the left). Back in ‘81, they didn’t just come off the rack like that. That is an authentic, perfectly broken in pair of jeans, probably representing a couple years of wear and washing. Very cool to see the real deal. That photo is also a perfect example of fashion wraparound. The young hipster guy in the modern Apple commercials has the same look as the guy on the left (who is probably 50 years old now). What once was old is new again.
Me too.
The gecko commercials are reptilist.
Well you obviously haven't met me, baby.
Not only that, I'm humble.
For those who claim that the GEICO caveman adds are racist, I just have to say, “he who smelt it, dealt it”.
You probably know this, but the “guy on the left” is Steve Jobs.
Now we're talking Superman!
Too Much! :)
You know it, sugar mama!
That’s Nagin’s New Orleans isn’t it?
Uh yeah...me too. With their roast duck with mango salsa, tennis racket in an airport, psychoanalyst, penthouse with balcony...
I don't find offense with this statement. It seems to me that he's saying that feeling excluded or left out is not exclusive to any one ethnicity or group.
I don't think there is anyone who hasn't felt at one time or another that they didn't fit in. A common human experience.
Believe it or not, some people don’t want to fit in. They are the ones complaining, because they can’t understand the concept.
Certainly there are. Everywhere. Across the board there are always complainers and whiners. I just don't see anything wrong with the statement that was made by Lawson.
“If we had technical advisors,” Gordon conceded, “we would probably fire them.”
LMAO.
Neither do I, except for the fact that he’s naive. But the complainers apparently have a real problem with it. They don’t think it’s possible for anyone to want to fit in.
My biggest problem with fitting in right now is my last year’s swimsuit...... ;)
If all else fails, go vintage.
An artificial controversy designed to get free publicity.
How can you say that, you stinking Slag!
/exhibition of geekness...
“That said, I don’t think there’s enough material in the concept for it to be successful as a television series.
But then who knows given the rock bottom garbage it’ll be competing with in prime time.”
Totally agree.
But I for one didn’t find the caveman commercials funny. Not did I find them “affinitizing” to the brand, but that’s just me.
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