Sunday, 14 June 2009
No Kidding...
I saw this rather stylish image in this week's issue of the Radio Times under the Lifestyle section. It's an advertisement for cotton chino suits made by a clothing company called Peter Christian.
This delightful image is from the company's website.
However they have thought it necessary to add a disclaimer at the foot of their advert in the Radio Times.
Car not included.
If you look at page 138 of the magazine you will see I'm not kidding.
I can hardly contain my disappointment...
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7 comments:
The scary thing to think about, probably when this advert first came out, are the people that must have called to either ask if the car is included or complain that the car wasn't included. sheeez. Hey wait a minute, it said the car was not included, but how about the man? hmmmm, I'll have to go pick me up one of those.
Well then... ya' know that they have to put disclaimers on coffee (to tell you that it's hot), they have to tell you that knifes are sharp, that plastic fruit should not be eaten...
Actually what struck me about this advert. is how cheesy the suit is!! I mean come on what era are we in anyway. ;D
I feel your pain.
So I take it that means the man in the suit isn't included either. Damn!
I asked for the car!
At first glance, I thought, "Gee, a male model for a car advertisement - nice!" Then I read your post and laughed.
Its because we are so used to seeing good looking people sprawled over cars in order to sell more of them. I take it the suits arent as big a winner as the car may be.
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