A guerrilla marketing campaign for a cartoon show about a box of french fries and his milkshake pal
Look, goddamn it. It’s a box of french fries and a milkshake and their retarded meat-based friend. Get it right. Or they’ll blow up your city.
A guerrilla marketing campaign for a cartoon show about a box of french fries and his milkshake pal
Look, goddamn it. It’s a box of french fries and a milkshake and their retarded meat-based friend. Get it right. Or they’ll blow up your city.


My good friend Laurel was in town this weekend, and the presence of a large, rather unavoidable Iraq war protest punched a hole in our schedule. So, hell, why not, we attended the damn thing. My photoset is here.

Trivial details first: I adore my Nikon D-40. The quick shutterspeed and adjustments allowed me to catch some great personal details, like the beaming expression of a Kucinich booster, and lickety-split action, like this anarchist swordfight. If you have $600 gathering dust, buy a Nikon D-40.
More important details: This was not a small protest. Thanks to a miracle front of warm air that lifted temperatures to around 50 degrees, the crowd grew steadily until it covered about 2/5 of the space between the Washington monument and the Capitol. If I’m not getting the acreage of the Mall wrong, I think that amounts to 20,000 to 25,000 people. With apologies to Lifelike Pundits, it was not a “hippy reunion.” Every left-wing knuckledragger on the East Coast was there, obviously, including a few hundred militants who closed off a street and rushed the Capitol in a nice bit of Marx Brothers homage. The vast, vast majority of marchers, however, were beltway yuppies and suburbans taking advantage of the nice weather to hang out and wave mundane or organizer-provided signs. There wasn’t much attention paid to the nutty speakers on the dais (although I’m told there was when the celebrities finally spokes); just Montgomery County accountants and NoVa teaching assistants walking along the mall, eating sandwiches or sushi as they talked about Jim Webb or how much Bush sucked. Nice people. Occasionally misguided, but nice.
By contrast, I give you Chuck Johnson. Turkey is America’s enemy! Mohammed Khatami is an ayatollah! My cat’s breath smells like cat food!
From the Dan Marino Nutrisystem commercial:
If you can eat, you can lose the weight!
That’s so essentially American.

Shorter Reed Hundt: “Suck it, Kucinich.”

KATRINA’D.
Public thanks are owed to Matt, Spencer, Kriston, Catherine and Rebecca for the only thing that went well this weekend: A swinging party.
I am pictured here and here; while the Jandekian quality of the images appeals to me, it’s a shame you can’t see the attractive getup I threw together. Bright green shirt, striped purple tie, V-neck sweather, black leather (blazer cut) jacket. It’s not easy to work so close to people with distinct fashion senses and come up with something unique, but I gave it the college try.