Well, it never happens according to you know who.

Seems that KIRO-TV had just ran an ad of a Jeep that had been on an
underwater excursion and the station cut to a news story about a Jeep
getting stuck in a flood and having to be pulled out.

http://www.adrants.com/2005/11/famil...water-tour.php

OOPS!


jim

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In >, on 11/08/05
at 12:21 PM, "Bob (this one)" > said:



wrote:

>JimLane, get over it. Your obsession isn't healthy.

Neither is your inability to admit that you were wrong. I maintained that
these incidents do happen. You denied that and tried net-bullying me into
submission. It didn;t work did it. But I notice that you have yet to be
able to admit you were and are wrong.


>> Well, it never happens according to you know who.

>As long as you want to keep playing this same tired old song, you'll
>continue to look the fool. It happens - human error wasn't cancelled -
>but so rarely as to qualify for the kind of website notice this one has.
>The fact that it's so, so uncommon is precisely why it's on this site.
>Only you want to deal in these absolutes - always, never...



>> Seems that KIRO-TV had just ran an ad of a Jeep that had been on an
>> underwater excursion and the station cut to a news story about a Jeep
>> getting stuck in a flood and having to be pulled out.

Heard it happened elsewhere, but haven't verified it yet.


>Right. One TV station, one time. It's a crisis in advertising. We must
>form Congressional committees to deal with this vast problem. Get the
>President on the phone to hire an independent counsel. Call out the
>militia...

Nah, pusswybob, the issue is your said is does not happen. You made the
categorical assertion of absurdity. Live with your stupidity.

BTW, you have had a couple of months or so to put up that boradcast
contract of yours that says this is not allowed to happen. Cat got your
tonugue or are you to much of an egoist to admit that they do not exist -
not even on your "run whatcha brung" Sat. am show.


>Idiot.

I see you have bene looking in the mirror.

>> http://www.adrants.com/2005/11/famil...water-tour.php
>>
>> OOPS!
>>
>> jim

>So *one* example in a universe of millions, billions of ads in any given
>year is what you think constitutes proof that it's a common event?

I never said it was common. I said it happens. You said it does not. Still
stooping to putting words in someone else's mouth?


>Happens all the time, says JimLane who changed his handle out of sheer,
>appropriate, embarrassment.

Right. I changed my e-mail addy to prevent spambot, moron. Don't go
patting yourself on the back yet, wuss.

>Get professional help, JimLane

Practice what you preach, psycho.

Now, let's see if you have the balls to say you were wrong. I did, even
before you lied and said I had not.


jim

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In >, on 11/08/05
at 10:42 AM, said:




Do not know why this double posted.


jim

In >, on 11/08/05
at 12:21 PM, "Bob (this one)" > said:


Not falling within the area of broadcast news and advertising, this one is
just a funny juxtaposition:

http://www.adrants.com/images/rethink.jpg

Enjoy.


jim

In >, on 11/08/05
at 02:41 PM, "Bob (this one)" > said:



wrote:

>> said:
>>
>> Do not know why this double posted.

><LOL> Because you're a moron.

Actually, I did know. I just wanted to see what you would say and you
fulfilled my expectancy of idiocy to the proverbial "T." You are so
pathetically predictable.



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On Tue, 08 Nov 2005 00:40:38 -0800, rummaged
among random neurons and opined:

>
>
>Well, it never happens according to you know who.
>
>Seems that KIRO-TV had just ran an ad of a Jeep that had been on an
>underwater excursion and the station cut to a news story about a Jeep
>getting stuck in a flood and having to be pulled out.
>
>http://www.adrants.com/2005/11/famil...water-tour.php
>
Well, that's pretty hilarious. I also remember when Volkswagen claimed
to be airtight and I had visions of a flood with all these Beetles
bobbing around like, uh, fishing bobbers.

Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd
AAC(F)BV66.0748.CA

"If the soup had been as hot as the claret, if the claret had been as
old as the bird, and if the bird's breasts had been as full as the
waitress's, it would have been a very good dinner."

-- Duncan Hines

To reply, replace "spaminator" with "cox"

In >, on 11/09/05
at 12:53 AM, "Bob (this one)" > said:



wrote:
>> "Bob (this one)" > said:
>>
said:
>>>>
>>>>Do not know why this double posted.
>>
>>><LOL> Because you're a moron.
>>
>> Actually, I did know. I just wanted to see what you would say and you
>> fulfilled my expectancy of idiocy to the proverbial "T." You are so
>> pathetically predictable.

>So it was just a test for li'l ol' me...?

>You're just too slick for me, JimLane.

>No, seriously...

Yeah, any five-year-old would qualify for that.


jim


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In >, on 11/08/05
at 12:40 AM, said:





>Well, it never happens according to you know who.

>Seems that KIRO-TV had just ran an ad of a Jeep that had been on an
>underwater excursion and the station cut to a news story about a Jeep
>getting stuck in a flood and having to be pulled out.

>http://www.adrants.com/2005/11/famil...water-tour.php

>OOPS!


Oh my, look at at this one:

http://www.adrants.com/images/dead_end_obit.jpg

Betcha the bank loved that placement.


jim

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