buckytom
Chef Extraordinaire
so we should all just roll over, or bend over to corporations, and take it.
"thank you sir, may i have another!"
not for me or mine.
the slogan has a very specific, very attractive (to particularly sexually inquisitive children) double entendre.
it's a bit of sleaze in sheep's clothing to entice the buyers, feeding into that dirty little side no one knows you have.
i'm ok if that's aimed at adults, but not in something predominantly used by children.
caveat emptor. the only way you can affect change is not to patronize the company, but also to make sure they know why. the middle level managers and creative people who make up this stuff are only as good as what they've done lately.
"thank you sir, may i have another!"
not for me or mine.
the slogan has a very specific, very attractive (to particularly sexually inquisitive children) double entendre.
it's a bit of sleaze in sheep's clothing to entice the buyers, feeding into that dirty little side no one knows you have.
i'm ok if that's aimed at adults, but not in something predominantly used by children.
caveat emptor. the only way you can affect change is not to patronize the company, but also to make sure they know why. the middle level managers and creative people who make up this stuff are only as good as what they've done lately.