LMAO: More conk Christmas hysteria
Posted: Mon Dec 19, 2011 6:46 pm
Seriously??
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No, they were the ones who had a stroke over this, and wrongly called it "Obama's Christmas tree tax".AZGrizFan wrote:Only conks grow Christmas trees?
Dude! What timing!!AZGrizFan wrote:What I'd LOVE to see is the account for the spending of $70 MILLION on cotton ads.
93henfan wrote:Here it is:
[youtube][/youtube]
Now watch it twelve times in a row. If you're like me, the progression will be:
1. I'd do her. She's hot and has a nice voice.
2. I'd do her. She's skinny but nice looking. Her voice is decent.
3. I'd do her. She's borderline anorexic, but that probably means she'd make me more sandwiches. Her voice is kind of annoying though.
4. I dunno. That bitch is skinnier than my cat. I sort of wish she'd just shut up and make me a sandwich.
5-12. Someone needs to kill this bitch and ban this commercial.
I am here merely to set things on a tee for you, 93.93henfan wrote:Dude! What timing!!AZGrizFan wrote:What I'd LOVE to see is the accounting for the spending of $70 MILLION on cotton ads.
I was catching up on Beavis and Butthead episodes on the MTV website last night. The commercials (which you can't skip) are always annoying, but when I watched the most recent episode lat night, instead of having four various annoying commercials during each break, they played the same annoying commercial four times back to back to back to back at each break.
The commercial? Kate Bosworth singing about the "touch and feel of cotton, the fabric of our lives".
Holy shit was that annoying.
And I'm not embellishing a damn thing here. Check out MTV, look for the most recent episode (they test drive a used car) and see if they don't have this bitch singing nonstop during the breaks. If it was just me that they targeted this too I'm going to be very pissed.AZGrizFan wrote:I am here merely to set things on a tee for you, 93.93henfan wrote:
Dude! What timing!!
I was catching up on Beavis and Butthead episodes on the MTV website last night. The commercials (which you can't skip) are always annoying, but when I watched the most recent episode lat night, instead of having four various annoying commercials during each break, they played the same annoying commercial four times back to back to back to back at each break.
The commercial? Kate Bosworth singing about the "touch and feel of cotton, the fabric of our lives".
Holy shit was that annoying.![]()
No, they probably targeted to all guys who wear cotton polo shirts inside out.93henfan wrote:And I'm not embellishing a damn thing here. Check out MTV, look for the most recent episode (they test drive a used car) and see if they don't have this bitch singing nonstop during the breaks. If it was just me that they targeted this too I'm going to be very pissed.AZGrizFan wrote:
I am here merely to set things on a tee for you, 93.![]()
You'll need to take that up with the JMU and ODU alums here. You have seen the pic of Razor, right?kalm wrote:No, they probably targeted to all guys who wear cotton polo shirts inside out.93henfan wrote:
And I'm not embellishing a damn thing here. Check out MTV, look for the most recent episode (they test drive a used car) and see if they don't have this bitch singing nonstop during the breaks. If it was just me that they targeted this too I'm going to be very pissed.
Or guys who "layer" one cotton polo on top of another!kalm wrote:No, they probably targeted to all guys who wear cotton polo shirts inside out.93henfan wrote:
And I'm not embellishing a damn thing here. Check out MTV, look for the most recent episode (they test drive a used car) and see if they don't have this bitch singing nonstop during the breaks. If it was just me that they targeted this too I'm going to be very pissed.
That little exchange still cracks me up.Ivytalk wrote:Or guys who "layer" one cotton polo on top of another!kalm wrote:
No, they probably targeted to all guys who wear cotton polo shirts inside out.Good call, Biff!
Well, you ARE known for being easily amused.kalm wrote:That little exchange still cracks me up.Ivytalk wrote:
Or guys who "layer" one cotton polo on top of another!Good call, Biff!


Thanks Z! That means a lot coming from...wait...what?AZGrizFan wrote:Well, you ARE known for being easily amused.kalm wrote:
That little exchange still cracks me up.
I am going straight to step 1393henfan wrote:Here it is:
[youtube][/youtube]
Now watch it twelve times in a row. If you're like me, the progression will be:
1. I'd do her. She's hot and has a nice voice.
2. I'd do her. She's skinny but nice looking. Her voice is decent.
3. I'd do her. She's borderline anorexic, but that probably means she'd make me more sandwiches. Her voice is kind of annoying though.
4. I dunno. That bitch is skinnier than my cat. I sort of wish she'd just shut up and make me a sandwich.
5-12. Someone needs to kill this bitch and ban this commercial.
CAA Flagship wrote:We'll be back after a word from our sponsors (meaning AZ needs a 5 minute break).
Merry ChristmasAZGrizFan wrote:OH SWEET BABY JESUS!!!!![]()
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1) It was a self inflicted tax to pay for it. It's democracy.JohnStOnge wrote:All other things aside, why should Government step in to help sellers of real Christmas trees gain any advantage over sellers of artificial Christmas trees? They are competitors. Why should Government step in to help one side?
I'm guessing it was a tax that would be passed on to people who bought Christmas Trees and who didn't inflict it upon themselves except in the sense that they bought the Christmas trees.1) It was a self inflicted tax to pay for it. It's democracy.
2) Government helps every other frisking industry. What's wrong with the tree farmers getting there's?
The tree industry was paying for it, not 'people' in general.JohnStOnge wrote:I'm guessing it was a tax that would be passed on to people who bought Christmas Trees and who didn't inflict it upon themselves except in the sense that they bought the Christmas trees.1) It was a self inflicted tax to pay for it. It's democracy.
2) Government helps every other frisking industry. What's wrong with the tree farmers getting there's?
Perhaps we should re-examine the extent to whcih government helps industry. However, a "tax breaK is not, in my opinion, a subsidy. You are not giving somebody something by "letting" them keep their own money. So that kind of stuff does not, in my opinion, qualify.
But for darned sure government shouldn't be taxing people in in order to pay for some industry's advertising.