— Musings —10.18.2013 11:10 AM
If product slogans were honest, which they’re not
Click on the logo for more.
— Musings —10.18.2013 11:10 AM
Click on the logo for more.
Target is a fun place to shop!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZeJDddD4GXM
Is there some hidden humour or meaning in the fact that it’s the Target logo but referring to Walmart?
There certainly is, Bill. It’s hidden behind the obvious, camouflaged by the self-evident. It has been disguised in a way that, unless you’ve lived on earth for more than 10 minutes of your life, it will be entirely ambiguous.
Hah! Couple things…
1) I think if you asked the average WalMart shopper, they’d describe themself as middle class. I’m not sure what that says, but I think it’s true…
2) “Pepsi: Is Pepsi Okay?” best one, made me laugh, so true.
3) The PayPal one is annoyingly true as well.
Here are some of my own:
LuluLemon – “Convincing people that clothing equals activity”
Tim Hortons – “Patriotism in a cup”
Canada’s Senate – “Sober second patronage”
(OK, technically not a product, but couldn’t pass this up)
CIBC: “We’re here to stand in your way”
Hilarious…..I have to agree with Derek…..the Pepsi one made me laugh the hardest……as Ive heard servers use the phrase so often…….(actually, I prefer Pepsi)….
The Apple one isn’t quite accurate. They’re $1000 Facebook machines, these days…