Vivienne Westwood’s booze couture
Chivas Regal 18 year old scotch gets a fashion makeover by punk rock/new romantic fashion designer Vivienne Westwood. A bottle of Ant music. This will be on sale for the holidays.
Chivas Regal 18 year old scotch gets a fashion makeover by punk rock/new romantic fashion designer Vivienne Westwood. A bottle of Ant music. This will be on sale for the holidays.
This is not a confirmation of booking. This form ONLY allows fans to reserve a place in line on a first come first serve basis. This place in line reserves each guest the right to buy any level of cabin prior to general public on sale. Tentative cruise date November 10, 2011.
Cabin rates.
Interior 939.00 899.00 659.00 - 829.00
Ocean View 1139.00 1099.00 1079.00
Balcony 2349.00 2049.00 1909.00
Premium Suite 3349.00 N/A N/A
Suite 4499.00 4299.00 N/A
Shit! The premium suites aren’t available. I’m so not going.
Via Cherry Bombed
Kristen Hallenga
Coppafeel is a website founded by breast cancer survivor Kristen Hallenga.
We are hitting home the importance of boob examination in younger women, to reduce the incidence of late detection or misdiagnosed breast cancer. It’s simple, get to know your boobs; the sooner you do, the sooner you’ll notice any changes. Doing so could save your life; as early detection is the key to successfully beating this disease.
Coppafeel’s breast cancer campaign is naughty, fun and very effective.
Bangbabes Boob Hijack from Coppafeel on Vimeo.
A collection of videos and commercials from the 1970’s promoting PF’s ‘Cosmic Slop’, ‘Dr. Funkenstein’, ‘The Motor Booty Affair’, ‘Funkentelechy’.
“Dr. Funkenstein unveils his bop-gun.”
Climb aboard the mothership.
More promos after the jump…
35 years and still rocking, Motorhead has indeed become an institution. Who woulda thunk they’d be doing TV commercials for beer in 2010.
From the Kronenbourg website:
On October 4th 2010, we took Lemmy and his band Motörhead to a French bar. Here, inspired by the laid back atmosphere and a slow, cold Kronenbourg 1664, they played their legendary manic song, The Ace of Spades, at half the normal speed.
Ad in toy trade journal - circa 1960. Every kid must have one! Play real tunes with your nose.
Didn’t Roland Kirk play one of these?
I wish I’d had a Snoot-Flute in my old coke snorting days. Snorting and Snooting. I would have killed at the Mudd Club.
Via History Will Absolve Mike
Strangely, despite the spectacle of under-18s cursing on camera, this lovely spot and campaign by political activist and nonprofit marketing consultant Luke “Sissyfag” Montgomery hasn’t made the outrage rounds on Fox after being posted 11 days ago.
Give it time, I guess. Meanwhile, Luke’s tactical approach here has come under a bit of discussion in some of the comments. But I’d think it’s immaterial since at this point it seems the play now is NOT to convert California voters since the issue of gay marriage is going to the Supreme Court, right?
Politically incorrect? Yes. Funny? Yes.
Apparently some viewers find the ad offensive. Not me.
I love that twist ending.
The song is “If It Don’t fit (Don’t Force It)” by Barrel House Annie. The ad is from Australian agency Marketforce.
Sammy Davis Jr. scats for Suntory whiskey, 1974.
Adlibs followed by the final take after the jump.
Final take after the jump…
