Have A Happy Period?
Okay, I'm sure this has been blogged to death a long time ago... but I just saw the commercial this week.
I don't remember what channel it was on, but there was a sanitary napkin that was supposed to look like a pinball machine. It even had a little pinball bouncing around in it.
And the commercial concluded with something like, "Have a happy period."
That is just bizarre. Truly bizarre.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 04/20/06 07:47 | Other | Technorati
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I used it as the subtitle for my blog for awhile.
But it's not as bad as the one that asks "What does a man know about a period?"
I know it comes at the end of a sentence, or in an abbreviation!
Posted by Mr. Hutchison @ 08:49 on 04/20/06
Ha, I would use it as my subtitle, but I just added a new subtitle today so it will have to wait for a while.
It seems one spastic disagreeable local blogger thinks I'm on the fringes of human thought. I like that!
Posted by Kevin @ 08:54 on 04/20/06
Spastic? Maybe he should get a prescription for Detrol.
Posted by Mr. Hutchison @ 09:08 on 04/22/06
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