if we turn this into a beer thread he may come back. this forum had an awesome beer thread last year i think, how about the resurgence of miller high life. it was left for dead, they started distributing more cans, but the 32 oz bottle has risen from the dead. serious
He's alright, just mired in some personal stuff. I asked a few folks about him when I was out the other week. He'll turn up.
If thats the case I wish him the best. I have been down that road, and its not fun. Trumpy if you are lurking and want to go to a game, The Raiders, Eagles, and Broncos have all ready been taken, but if you would like to attend either the Chiefs, Bengals, or Redskins, let me know, otherwise my youngest Kevin is going. My TREAT!
It is very sad when big ad agencies can't come up with anything more creative than toilet humor! DISCredits: Agency: DDB, Chicago Group Creative Director: Mark Gross Client: Budweiser Creative Director: Chris Roe Creative Director: Chuck Rachford Producer: Scott Kemper Production Company: Supply & Demand Director: Greg Popp Executive Producer: Tim Case Executive Producer: Kira Carstensen Producer: Henri Dragonas Director of Photography: Byron Shah Production Designer: Greg Blair Editorial: Beast Editor: Rich Smith Music Company: Elias Arts
I'm with you. This (sometimes toilet humor) is my break from my usual routine, where I'm expected to be "professional" Oh heck, us nurses and doctors tell toilet jokes all day... I'll admit it. :icon_tease::icon_banana:
I read somewhere that Anheuser-Busch had to pull them. Amusing people is not the core business of the ad business... rather it is selling products. If the ad was pulled they lost money on it. hahahahaha... Some cretin's head rolled on this one!
Indeed. That is one of the questions they ask the volunteer "subjects" at the test screenings. The BIG questions is whether of not you'd actually BUY that crap.
Good question. It's one of the few "regular beers" that I like. I've only had it in the bottle but I'm definitely going to get it in the can this weekend. :icon_banana: :icon_party: Truth be told. I'll get it in the can once... but I prefer the long tall bottles, myself. :lol: :lol: :lol:
Really? damn, I thought amusing people over and over would reinforce the product's appeal. But what do I know. I've often wondered about the audience these commercials target. I wonder if they make these ads with the sole purpose of letting them hit the internet. I mean there is no way that commercial ever hit prime time TV. But put it on YouTube and you've got free advertising. :icon_shrug:
We are coming back for our 5th visit from Winnipeg and every year hung out at TD's spot. I hope that we will find it alive and well again this year! We are coming down for the Monday Night Bronco game. What time does the tailgating start on Moday? We are staing in the Gaslamp, where should we catch the games on Sunday? Anything else going on that weekend we should know about, caught a rally at Hard Rock one year. Cheers!
A former girlfriend of mine is an OP nurse. When I picked her up from work she used to tell me what they surgically removed from patients and related the banter with the doctors during the time they were doing it. Funny stuff!
You have to consider that Anheuser-Busch probably invested over a $1 million in that campaign. I know it doesn't look like it, but I can pretty much guarantee you that it cost at least that much. So the bottom line is that they have to sell $1 million worth of extra beer than if they had not even bothered with it at all. You Tube plugs are nice, BUT they certainly are not going to generate very much revenue.
Sorry, I don't drink A-B. I drink either Corona or Tecate, or microbrews. :icon_party: The rest is just for gringo tourists. :flag: Wait... wrong flag. :lol:
