I was going to say that the next car commercial I see that uses "We Will Rock You" shall be deemed morally deficient if it doesn't include cars stomping their tyres.

Should be easy to do with CGI.


So I went upstairs to make this proclamation to Kevin, who's camped out in the bed waiting for Suzi to call for their date night. He was amused, and flopped his hand over for me to give him a squeeze.

Arthur, however, took this as an invitation to come over and be petted.

He leapt! to the bed!

Put in a brief cameo appearance as a bouncing cat head!

And fell off again.

By the time I'd picked myself up off the foot of the bed, he'd managed to figure out how to get up onto the bed again, and was looking deeply perplexed at why the humans were all quaking.
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Yeah, they probably read the lyrics, and don't care. I've lost track of the number of commercials that used really inappropriate music. A beer company (Budweiser, I think) used the Stones' "Wild Horses", which is about someone who died of a herion overdose. Microsoft is a multiple offender, having used the Stones' "Start Me Up" ("Oooh, you make dead men come") for its Windows 95 launch, David Bowie's "Heroes" (about an abusive relationship), and an old bit of Latin church music whose lyrics -- which were played when the "Where do you want to go today?" tagline showed on the screen -- turn out to be something about the souls of the damned writhing in Hell.
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