Kelly Likes Her Shoes
This one’s going around a bit. Kelly likes her shoes.
Some profanity, so keep the young’ens away.
“These are cool. These shoes suck,” she sings. Well… he sings.
This one’s going around a bit. Kelly likes her shoes.
Some profanity, so keep the young’ens away.
“These are cool. These shoes suck,” she sings. Well… he sings.
So some kids got cited by police for rapping a McDonalds drive-through order. You can see they look like criminals. If I was Nancy Grace, I’d pronounce them guilty, and save the justice system a fortune. I’m not sure I can top this quip by AdFreak’s David Griner: As a public service, AdFreak would like…
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My last post about Mad Men’s fake Peggy Olson character raises an interesting debate. Should the television show’s producers create the online-personas of the characters, or invite the public to assume them? The first “gold standard” case study for television & web integration was Heroes, which launched character identities online 3 months prior to the…
Did you know kids under the age of two aren’t supposed to watch television? That’s according to a video from Keeping Kids Healthy, which sites the American Pediatric Association. Whoops- all of my kids were raised by Baby Einstein. The four most frightening words to me are “hello I’m Julie Clark,” because that meant the video…
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Sure, there are downsides to letting customers roam your store with a camera (I’ve certainly been spanked on that front, like when I shot “Mall Pranks.” Roaming customer cameras can reveal something that creates bad press (like employees showing poor customer support), and it probably makes other shoppers uncomfortable. But there are cases where it’s good…
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$300 for a pair of shoes? Attention shoppers, blue light special on shoes in aisle 9.
Cha.
That soundtrack needed some cow bell.
screw him… he’s scared to make money using revver!
I love this video and song.
It’s amazing.. Just like Tyler’s man gina.
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i feel like tacos.
Is Kelly a guy or a girl?
I cant really tell….
zomgwtfbbq?! this is the funniest shizzle
OMG! Shoes. Shoes. Shoes. Let’s get some shoes. Let’s party.