Category Archives: marketeering

the world has gone mad

Posted on Saturday, 23 January 2010 by monk

there’s a reason why all those car bombs have been slipping through baghdad checkpoints. seems the iraqis were sold $85,000,000 worth of divining rods. “One of the problems we have is that the machine does look primitive. We are working … Continue reading →

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from your lies

Posted on Monday, 21 September 2009 by monk

bruce feirstein lists 100 reasons for the current economic mess in vanity fair. feirstein’s list catches the expected people, places and things.  like any list going three digits, there’s fluff (he names bernie and ruth and the remainder of clan … Continue reading →

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the age of stupid

Posted on Thursday, 17 September 2009 by monk

there’s some feeling that the current decade of the ‘oughts’ needs a name. we have a name.

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nobody’s buying but they’re still selling

Posted on Wednesday, 13 May 2009 by monk

this has to be right up there as the worst juxtaposition ever of music/image in an ad. some bright light obviously said “let’s go for hip” and forgot all about the fact that this band has nothing to do with … Continue reading →

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