My only complaint about the Google “Parisian Love” ad spot was the last search. Namely that the reveal “How to assemble a crib” is a terribly stupid search because it lacks the information points that help make the results truly relevant (brand, model number, even style) and, no matter what you think of the quality of printed instructions, they tend to be included with the purchase.
For my money “French baby names” would have been a more appropriate and more touching closing search.
Then again, I really liked the spot. So whaterrr.
Most days I try to swing first and last. Today, I’m going for a more restrained approach to the resolving disputes over creative. Then again, the usual obstacle is out-of-office so I might exercise some super-majority powers.
Seriously, all politics aside, that Tim Tebow ad for Focus on the Family felt like the creepiest Match.com ad ever.
Composite image of the sun’s corona, taken during the total solar eclipse last July.
“Oh wait, it did!”
Also, is Liz Lemon doing “The Fishstick” there for a bit?
Somewhere in an incomprehensibly thick roll of band posters this poor poster just can’t wait until we move to our new place.
Moveable Feast
Moveable Feast is one of those terms that I think I knew what it meant (or at least faintly intuited its origins) but I’ll never know for sure now that I’ve read up on it.
Still, a happy find on Wikipedia for what is an incredibly charming little construct.
M.I.A. Story - Aziz Ansari featuring Eugene Mirman (via azizisbored)
