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This is the second time you've made me laugh out loud today!
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Amy, you're on a roll!
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That guy just looks so happy with his tool.
Sorry, just had to say that...... I will disappear now.
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Well, I guess some of the stuff we learned in school about analyzing advertisements were actually true :-)
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Years ago, things like this were done subliminally. You know it had to be deliberate!
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I don't know how they walk around with those things!
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Is it just the way the ad was cropped that makes the word "servicing" jump out of the text? Or some other reason?
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He sure has big feet.
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Oh, that's nothin'. You should see the size of my blower.
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He does look *mighty* pleased with himself, doesn't he?
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It doesn't look very comfortable, but it might be worth giving it a try for a trip to Hawaii.
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The best part is the look of delight on Al Gore's face as he gazes across the page.
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Hysterical!
Posted by: Barbara | March 28, 2008 at 04:27 AM
Just what I needed on a Saturday afternoon of blog catchup! I laughed out loud, and the comments have made me even more giddy. Perfect!
Posted by: jodi | March 29, 2008 at 09:24 AM
Well Kym, I think you accomplished your objective....you made me laugh and the comments here are priceless.
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