Commenters say it's from Spence Diamonds in Vancouver, and that there's another sign on the door back into the shop that says "Good talk."
A beautiful example of long-form copywriting that we can all look up to.
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Saturday, November 27, 2010
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BoingBoing posted this great bit of ambient advertising, supposedly posted in the urinal of the bathroom at a jewellery store specializing in engagement rings:
Commenters say it's from Spence Diamonds in Vancouver, and that there's another sign on the door back into the shop that says "Good talk."
A beautiful example of long-form copywriting that we can all look up to.
Commenters say it's from Spence Diamonds in Vancouver, and that there's another sign on the door back into the shop that says "Good talk."
A beautiful example of long-form copywriting that we can all look up to.
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There's a vague gender normative assumption of the guy being the proposer and that marriage is a trap laid by women (they redeem themselves on that one, and turn it on its ear). Putting that aside, this is nothing if not ridiculously clever.
ReplyDeleteIt feels like a typical Judd Apatow movie -- a lot of indulgence in what the Brit's call "laddish" behaviour, followed by a sharp reminder that it's time to grow up now.
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