Aw, that's just not nice at all. I heart that gecko.
Via the caveman's crib (the after-party).
Labels: cavemen, geico, geico cavemen, geico gecko, stuff I get elsewhere
So it seems the GE guys have the day off. This prompted my comment to Richard this morning on the phone that I should have the day off.
Especially since I have nothing to do. Maybe if she gave me logos to concept instead of to freelancers, I could be busy.
Anyways, to paraphrase:
Me: I should have the day off. I'm religious.
Richard: No you're not.
Me: Yes I am.
Richard: No you're not.
Me: Yes, I AM.
Richard: Kym... screaming his name in the throws of passion isn't religious.
Me: *GASP* I'm offended.
Richard: No you're not, I'd hear it in your voice.
Me: Yeah, well... okay.
Richard: Now see, I've given something you can go blog about.
Me: I'll just go do that.
Richard is also the man behind the brilliant idea that I should shake my keys. And he likes to argue with me...
Now I find out that our email people are off today too and we are of course having problems with it. Well, we have been for several days but I had no idea that my contact didn't work there anymore. No wonder he wouldn't return my calls.
On a side note, Firefox is telling me that okay should be Tokay - and apparently that's a gecko. Even Firefox knows how much I like the little guy. I wish I could find a recording of that Virginia Ham radio spot.
Update: It's 2:15 and I am going home. One of the GE guys came in to get something and he poked his head in my office and asked me why I was here and if we were all Jewish. I told him no and refrained from commenting that he knew my boss...
Labels: days off, firefox, geico gecko, good friday, humor, points to ponder, richard, spelling
Usually all it takes for me to like a commercial is a talking animal. Really, I'm easy to please. I like the happy cow commercials, the beaver and the Slowskys. I even like the Gecko (girls really are suckers for an English accent), there's a radio spot where he's not really even talking about insurance – he's talking about Virginia ham. Maybe it's funny to me because he is talking about ham instead of insurance. Anyways.
These guys look fake and creep me out.
Via AdRants.