I like Maryland the best of that list. Nobody beats Albania, though:
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I like Maryland the best of that list. Nobody beats Albania, though:
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Iowa's flag ranked #42. The meaning of life, hurray! :lol:
Yeah, we pretty much rule.Quote:
Originally Posted by Isaac
That Albania flag is great-- very dramatic and monstery. It turns out, in flags, I'm pro-monster.
Does this suggest that outside of flags you're anti-monster?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mara
I wouldn't describe myself as a monster extremist, but I have some basic ethical problems with under-bed-hiding, closet-lurking, and toe-nibbling.Quote:
Originally Posted by Qrazy
Hah! Seriously though, what the hell is that supposed to be?Quote:
Originally Posted by Kurosawa Fan
A settler/hunter. Or sasquatch. Depends on who you ask.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lucky
While I'm always and forever a big Ali fan, Joe Frazier was indeed one of the best fighters of his generation. Its a shame about his passing, because another piece of history has left the area, so to speak. Him, Ali, and other great fighters such as George Foreman are a link to a past where the sweet science of boxing was king, a sport that towered over others and crowned legends. Now its a former shadow of itself, a broken down sad excuse for entertainment, its heart torn out by Don King and others, taken out by MMA. RIP.
I've had my phone set on the ringtone from Crank for years.
I still can't fathom that people like this exist. Not sure if it's real or not.
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Question: Five Hour Energy is a national, popular, successful brand, right? Why do all their television commercials look like they were shot in fifteen minutes on someone's smart phone?
Not familiar with the product, but it could just be another type of branding. A way to separate itself from from the "pricier" energy drinks, connoting a cheap price. I hate marketing, but these choices do work.
lol. wow
And the product sells itself. Almost no need to do commercials at all really.
Why do even the top Forbes companies continue to use commercial advertising then?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E
Tell me this took more than $700 and your brother-in-law, Gary.
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Yeah I love their shitty commercials. I can understand those being released online or on public access, but the fact that they air during primetime shows is hilarious.
it's nearly quitting time and I received a whopping total of 3 emails today. Did everyone take the day off to go vote or something?
Five Hour Energy commercials. Oh, man, I love and hate them. They look kind of illicit and creepy.
About 75% of the guys at work have pitched in money and are participating in Movember.
We're trying to go as dirty as possible with our mustache looks.
I'm growing a mustache that connects to my sideburns.
I started a beard for Novembeard, but only got a week into it before I had to shave it. Ugh, too itchy.
I find facial hair way too feminine for me to even consider growing them.
A lot of them don't.Quote:
Originally Posted by Glass Co.
But there really aren't too many alternatives to 5-hour energy drink right now. It's not like Coke VS. Pepsi at least.
With that, I'm noticing that soda drinks are really starting to disappear with the rise of the energy drinks/flavored waters and such. I wonder if that's just me.
Eventually someone will come up with "7 Hour Energy."Quote:
Originally Posted by Ezee E