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Commenter JC Dill now informs us that the megabank has updated their ads with the correct non-use of the definite article. Or, as Language Logs notes, goes “anarthrous.”
Thanks, BofA, JC Dill, and Language Logs!
At the club, my friend B. who was visiting from New York (mainly to see the Spice Girls reunion tour with me) went home with this guy. You kind of have to know B., but it was basically the most precious thing ever — if there were a gay Precious Moments statuette, it would look like them holding each other on the side of the bar.
I will never look at Precious Moments figurines the same way ever again.
Read about the rest of the evening with Lil Miss Hot Mess on I Live Here:SF.
My wife accuses me of seeing likenesses where they don’t exist. Which has led me to question my own (uncanny) ability to see likenesses all over the place. I call them “bizarro,” which gets me off the hook as I can point to vague similarities instead.
But @thedrun‘s photo up there is 100 percent, spot-on, so incredibly like what we all think it is, you have to wonder …
Obama on the 38?! Or Fred Armisen? Hmm
Yes, @thedrun, you are right.
Not much I could add to what Tosh.0 editors had to say about this. Except that maybe someone at the ad agency should’ve noted the unfortunate placement of this ad … on a bus. To their credit, the ad doesn’t say, “It happens in here.”
“Tired” is bleu man‘s title for this photo. We agree. It’s contagious, even.
Flickr’s goofcitygoof has this to stay about her photo above:
I was heading for another car when I backtracked to this one so I could take a picture of these guys. Nice to see gentlemen wearing something other than jeans & running shoes.
We’re glad she went back.
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