Respect *****es.
You knew what was coming, Jennifer! YOU KNEW WHAT WAS COMING!You killed my thread!
Last time I help you, Frank!
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This song. I've been trying to find out what it's called and now that I do, I can't find anywhere to download it.
Here's one from Thailand about an Optical shop.
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And here's for a beer commercial, it's a little old so maybe some of you guys have seen it. It's still a classic for me.
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"In Summer" by Cao Fang
It's on iTunes
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Hey, it's that guy from Boy Meets World!
And out of a career!And Cabin Fever!
Hehehe... :wink:...he was pretty...
Hehehe... :wink:
Hey, when I quoted that, 'funny' wasn't on there!Ice why do you have to misquote me like that? Haven't I suffered enough?
Hey, when I quoted that, 'funny' wasn't on there!
has anyone else noticed, that commercials somehow to be louder than the show itself?
Yeah, it's because they know during the adverts people leave the room to go the toilet or to get food an/or drink. They want to make sure when do leave you can still hear them.
So the other day, I was reading this really interesting book called Predictably Irrational about various experiments a scientist at MIT has conducted that show how people deceive themselves.
One of the experiments showed that when people drink Coke while looking at the Coke logo, their brains registered greater pleasure than when they drank unlabeled Coke. This implies that seeing a brand name you recognize can trick you into thinking food tastes better than it does.
This proves my point about how brand recognition and memorability are more important to advertising campaigns than being likable, funny or informative.
Damn it, now they have a reason to make more annoying and more frequent advertisingSo the other day, I was reading this really interesting book called Predictably Irrational about various experiments a scientist at MIT has conducted that show how people deceive themselves.
One of the experiments showed that when people drink Coke while looking at the Coke logo, their brains registered greater pleasure than when they drank unlabeled Coke. This implies that seeing a brand name you recognize can trick you into thinking food tastes better than it does.
This proves my point about how brand recognition and memorability are more important to advertising campaigns than being likable, funny or informative.