Nov
12
Deceptive Marketing Redux
The following is a guest post by the ever-insightful Martin Whitmore.
He’s clearly caught up on the Deceptive Marketing Techniques comment thread.
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Are those breasts made of silicon? Otherwise, I think they are both guilty of some false advertising. So many ways to scam these days, wish everyone would just be a straight shooter. Bam!
Tsk, tsk, profile’s all wrong for silicone.
Now if more blog posts were this short I could be more productive.
I’m long winded or long writed…whatever the text form of wordy would be. Hmmm, guess it would be wordy. I’m also not that sharp this early in the morning.
I like how she’s taller than him even though she’s lower in the foreground. Nice composition that’s code for legs that go all the way up. Jesus, I’m commenting on the attractiveness of a cartoon. Gotta go.
I’d just like to point out that his sword is MUCH longer than her swatter.
I dunno, something tells me she can do it.
I suspect I’d start the price at higher if I were the knight. Mostly to secure myself against the inevitable hanggling when the dragon starts biting off limbs.
What would help if he had another knight about 10 yards away advertising his services for $500.
He should also have a sign saying that he only has time to kill five dragons today, and he’s booked three slots.
Just sayin’
Dick C is, as usual, a freaking genius.
I’m betting on the chick!
Genius message, thanks.