Quite the ad. Read the whole thing, but it wasn’t funny or interesting past the first paragraph. Rule #1: make it funny or interesting. Never neither. And avoid writing and creating self-serving ads that wank on like this one.
Creatives, marketing people, please. Read. This. Now.
It just makes too much sense. Also, check out the the Sell Sell blog, where this letter came from.
“This chair is worth more in wood than it is in comfort,” Ms. Evet shrieked at her husband, who’d just completed a walk up the entirety of Hampstead carrying the two antique lounge chairs.
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Dutch canal. This is one of my new all-time favorite pictures. I love the tone of the color and the guiding presence of the lamp light.
The only difference between an Oasis and a Blur fan is that the Blur fan pauses to look at the label on the champage bottle before swigging from it.
If the United States of America were to collect tax on used bullshit, we’d all be rich.
Overheard in an office building in London, 1891:
“All 1,200 of my rubbish collectors are on strike and you’re coming to me, in all honesty, with two heads of cabbage and a glass of warm milk?”