you cannot do that to her.
she was the most delicate
strong
whole
figure i have ever admired.
I am now officially old.
I am self righteously angry about a commercial.
Darling.
Loverly Lady.
You were so much more
than your face.
And certainly... your pants.
Seeing your image, manipulated???
You--You would be big hearted and laugh at it all...
me?
I'm pissed.
We aren't the same sort of Lady.
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Posted by: Orin (
 rin_o) Posted at: September 20th, 2006 07:47 am (UTC)
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the honest fact of the matter is the media currantly need to canniblize itself to survive, because they've become intolerant of the athosphere that breeds creativity.
this is the reason behind reality TV, and the frightining speed they uncover "new trends". they're simply depleting their sustanince to teh point they'll wring every source of fodder, no matter how trite.
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Posted by: Pumping Iron Hearts (
woundedmarigold) Posted at: September 20th, 2006 06:23 pm (UTC)
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I got angry about this too.
I also got mad at the fact that my fat ass could never fit in "skinny black pants."
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Posted by: hairypolack (
hairypolack) Posted at: September 25th, 2006 10:20 am (UTC)
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Posted by: ((Anonymous))
Posted at: September 28th, 2006 02:29 am (UTC)
yidi |
you just say what i think as i saw this commercial! i felt the very same way. Can't believe my eyes how her image manipulated. She was the most beautiful girl in my girl's dreams , how can they do this on her?! At least, could they not make her jumping around the screen so unstylishly?!
no matter how in the skinny pants gonna be, i won't buy it, at least no by Cap!
yeah i saw that ad one too many times while i was in chicago this weekend and it made me narrow my eyes every time. besides the fact no one on this green earth is gonna look like audrey did in skinny black pants, much less the gap's skinny black pants. good luck with that whole campaign, chaps.