Scarecrow with a crown
Luca Aloisi's attention was drawn to Etepetete car ads that require explanation and are not even suitable for making a collective joke.
Cars In the past, when we still had particulate matter and
oxides breathed, yes, there were still real boom years - springs went by.
country. So with the start of school and primroses, evening flower drives
across the East, fashion shows with coffee, unbridled desire
on top of each other and a lot of trallala. Today everything is spoiled, postponed
or canceled. All that remains is the Geneva Motor Show
as a brisk harbinger of spring. After all. Our neighbors in the resinous north
don't even have that. Can you imagine that? We do too
not.
The consequences of this? Etepetete car ads in need of explanation like
these. That they are not a full replacement for the PS spring,
you notice at first glance. If at all, then the
motif (claim: "shift expectations") to lower expectations. The crown
for the big beauty queen with the equally big outfit
the stingy creatives have gone for the cuddly Micra price point
shrunk. Aha, a teasing version of the
Maxi-car mini-prize message. In contrast to the agitated Miss
the waters shoot out of our eyes in despair. Who would have ever
thought that car and washing powder advertisers would ever have the same
passion for junk ideas could combine like twin cherries on the
Stems. They are not even good for making fun of collectively.
(la)
oxides breathed, yes, there were still real boom years - springs went by.
country. So with the start of school and primroses, evening flower drives
across the East, fashion shows with coffee, unbridled desire
on top of each other and a lot of trallala. Today everything is spoiled, postponed
or canceled. All that remains is the Geneva Motor Show
as a brisk harbinger of spring. After all. Our neighbors in the resinous north
don't even have that. Can you imagine that? We do too
not.
The consequences of this? Etepetete car ads in need of explanation like
these. That they are not a full replacement for the PS spring,
you notice at first glance. If at all, then the
motif (claim: "shift expectations") to lower expectations. The crown
for the big beauty queen with the equally big outfit
the stingy creatives have gone for the cuddly Micra price point
shrunk. Aha, a teasing version of the
Maxi-car mini-prize message. In contrast to the agitated Miss
the waters shoot out of our eyes in despair. Who would have ever
thought that car and washing powder advertisers would ever have the same
passion for junk ideas could combine like twin cherries on the
Stems. They are not even good for making fun of collectively.
(la)
