Yeah, this raises lots of questions, such as: (1) How do you launch an exit? (If the exit is a door, you could presumably put it in a rocket. Although technically, as long as the door is inside the rocket, it's not really an exit.) (2) WHY would you launch an exit? (I have no idea, but presumably I would understand if I were a reserve drain.)
Meanwhile, I recently got back from a holiday in Victoria (I live in the neighbouring state of South Australia). Had a great time. Among other things, I caught up with a friend I haven't seen in thirteen years and she gave me a copy of a book she'd published.
I was reluctant to admit it this morning because I was still a little sleepy, but now that it's night here, I'll admit: I don't know what this headline means. It makes my head hurt.
Glad you had a nice vacation or "holiday" as you folks in the muddy butt-crack and dirt-golf-course state might say.
I don't know what the headline means either, but I can just about figure out that it contains a whole bunch of economics jargon. I think there's a "trial reserve" (whatever that is) that's draining a "launch exit" (whatever that is) that's scheduled for May. Or something.
I thought you'd like the video. Can you imagine a similar advertisement working for an American audience, or are there just too many states that ALL need to be kept away from your beer?
Yeah, this raises lots of questions, such as: (1) How do you launch an exit? (If the exit is a door, you could presumably put it in a rocket. Although technically, as long as the door is inside the rocket, it's not really an exit.) (2) WHY would you launch an exit? (I have no idea, but presumably I would understand if I were a reserve drain.)
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile, I recently got back from a holiday in Victoria (I live in the neighbouring state of South Australia). Had a great time. Among other things, I caught up with a friend I haven't seen in thirteen years and she gave me a copy of a book she'd published.
I was reluctant to admit it this morning because I was still a little sleepy, but now that it's night here, I'll admit: I don't know what this headline means. It makes my head hurt.
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a nice vacation or "holiday" as you folks in the muddy butt-crack and dirt-golf-course state might say.
(That's a funny video!)
I don't know what the headline means either, but I can just about figure out that it contains a whole bunch of economics jargon. I think there's a "trial reserve" (whatever that is) that's draining a "launch exit" (whatever that is) that's scheduled for May. Or something.
ReplyDeleteI thought you'd like the video. Can you imagine a similar advertisement working for an American audience, or are there just too many states that ALL need to be kept away from your beer?
I don't drink beer, so I'll have to take your word (and some very, very blurry memories) for it.
ReplyDeleteI don't drink beer either. Also, in reality, I have nothing but goodwill towards Victorians...
ReplyDeleteUh-huh. Yeah. Like me and Kentuckians. Gotcha.
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This goes beyond Crash Blossoms. This is an Implosion Blossom.
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