Don't call it a comeback.
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02-12-2011
Don't call it a comeback.
I know its in the wrong fourm. but i think its worth everyone seeing.
this ad is in response to the Chysler "imported from Detroit" ad.
i can never get the video to load, but here is the link.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsyGO...layer_embedded
this ad is in response to the Chysler "imported from Detroit" ad.
i can never get the video to load, but here is the link.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsyGO...layer_embedded
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I was reading the editorial page in my local newspaper the other day and I noticed an editorial comic that was making fun of that Chrysler/Detroit commercial....something along the lines of "First we accepted a $15,000,000 bailout, now we are spending $3,000,000 of it on a Superbowl ad!!!"
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02-12-2011
I was reading the editorial page in my local newspaper the other day and I noticed an editorial comic that was making fun of that Chrysler/Detroit commercial....something along the lines of "First we accepted a $15,000,000 bailout, now we are spending $3,000,000 of it on a Superbowl ad!!!"
First of, you mean billion, not millions. And I hope to god they advertise their product using ****tons of cash because that's....how they sell cars.
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hey guys, thanks for the link and discussion. Ford didn't make it, but we've taken some of their b-roll and made into a commercial. You can find the discussion behind it here, http://motofinity.com/don%E2%80%99t-call-it-a-comeback/
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