Here is a great commercial:

Despite the digs at “men who smells like ladies” (ladies who wear perfume? body wash for ladies? so in other words, I don’t smell like a lady) I still laugh every time.

And here’s a crappy attempt at the same idea!

“man sized odor”
TOOLS, GRASS, SPORTS. MEN.

I’m sure most of you have seen this, but I can’t stop thinking about it and I can’t let it go without posting it.

Here’s the original, for the Dodge Charger. First of all, remember “I DRIVE A DODGE STRATUS“? Yeah, same idea. Exact same.

And here’s the best rebuttal ever, despite what “Make The Logo Bigger” has to say about it.

I like playing them at the same time.

I’ve had some more thoughts and discussions regarding that upcoming Focus on the Family Superbowl ad. I thought more about how I don’t want to fan the fire of this controversy, and make publicity worth the $2.7 million spent on the ad in the first place. I thought about the dozens of emails I’ve gotten asking me to sign a petition or send an email asking CBS to remain consistent in choosing not to air advocacy ads – and how few I’ve acted upon (and why). I thought more in relation to disability studies – about what it means to say “don’t abort, your at-risk pregnancy could work out perfectly and he might even be famous!” Meanwhile, I thought about how many ads I’m offended by regularly – and how many I may be offended by during the Superbowl. These ads tend to make me angry, just like the FotF one probably will. And then I thought about how being pro-choice means I don’t have a problem with what Pam Tebow chose to do – keep her baby.

But all I really want to do is link to this wonderful video, that articulates all these different points in a simplistic and clear way – Trust Women.