A clever ad, with a pay-off that you have to think about... worth the effort!
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Tuesday, July 24, 2007
Everything has its uses
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2 comments:
I really liked this ad. Made you laugh throughout and made you think at the end. Amelia didn't get it first time though :-)... don't know what you think about that.
Well I have to admit I stared into space a bit at first. Then I got it and had to rethink all the different scenes for it to really click...
Perhaps the more intelligent you are the longer it takes... ;-)
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