tell me the truth as you see it. is this red car cool lookin or ugly
dont obsess about the color, just the shape and look. thumbs up, thumbs down.
if you wanna say why, go for it.
tell me the truth as you see it. is this red car cool lookin or ugly
dont obsess about the color, just the shape and look. thumbs up, thumbs down.
if you wanna say why, go for it.
i call those people communists
from her award-winning online diary:
finally tracked down some edamame. don’t ask anyone in a suburban supermarket for it, they don’t know what it is. also, don’t ask them when you are dressed like a wizard, either.
for the record i love her blog and wish there were more like hers.
foto by fil
as in its a seriously real business and the commercial isnt a parody?
thats what the AP is saying.
The catchy jingle for The Red House Furniture Store says it all, but doesn’t totally do it justice: “Where black people and white people buy furniture.”
It’s helped make The Red House an Internet sensation thanks to a campy YouTube ad that’s gotten nearly a million views by using racial harmony to sell sectional sofas and grandfather clocks.
The commercial is so low-budget and off-beat that some people can’t believe it’s real.
“For a while, we couldn’t do anything but answer the phone. ‘Yes, we’re a real store. Yes, that’s a real ad,'” said vice president and manager Steve Patalano.
at first i thought it was real, then someone or something convinced me it was fake. now im being told its real.
if any of you have details to prove its fake, please lemme know.
otherwise enjoy the racial harmony and creative success of the video commercial.