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>> ^nach0s:

"Beatrice" had a recurring role on Mad Men: season 4. She was the beatnik Life Magazine lesbian who was always hitting on Peggy.

Bit of trivia for you. Her name is Zosia Mamet, David Mamet's kid. I shit you not.

"Beatrice" had a recurring role on Mad Men: season 4. She was the beatnik Life Magazine lesbian who was always hitting on Peggy.

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It's more of a parody of the themes and the mood of Mad Men rather than Don Draper himself. Good stuff nonetheless.

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Yes, to be honest I thought the presentation was ridiculous- almost a parody of past events- I was shaking my head through most of it. Jobs also seemed, not so sharp - sadly a bit feeble. The reaper gets us all. >> ^spoco2:
>> ^dag:
I know I'm a fanboy. I think my loyalty is wrapped up in a great deal of nostalgia. And as Don Draper knows - it's a powerful motivator. I also use Windows everyday at work- so I associate that with something I don't care for too much. I think that's where my psychology is at. >> ^spoco2:
Ha... awesome... I thought this was just going to have comments about how spot on and funny this video was, because Apple's product launches and videos for their products really are over the top, superlative filled drivel (completely independent of how good the product is).
But then Dag took it personally and IT WAS ON!
Funny stuff... funny stuff.
As has been said up there... this is making fun of THE PRESENTATION, not the product, not the company... THE PRESENTATION.
Everyone just chill out a bit and you'll feel more awesome and magical.


You have to admit though, the presentations and how they talk about things that other devices have had for ages as if it's the second coming of christ is pretty damn funny... and I think the iPad is where the sheen is getting a little dulled on their methods... people have let it slide in the past because they are wowed by the awesome gadget, but now... whether the iPad is a success or not, it certainly doesn't live up to the superlatives thrown around about it in these presentations. I would never call it magical... never.

>> ^dag:
I know I'm a fanboy. I think my loyalty is wrapped up in a great deal of nostalgia. And as Don Draper knows - it's a powerful motivator. I also use Windows everyday at work- so I associate that with something I don't care for too much. I think that's where my psychology is at. >> ^spoco2:
Ha... awesome... I thought this was just going to have comments about how spot on and funny this video was, because Apple's product launches and videos for their products really are over the top, superlative filled drivel (completely independent of how good the product is).
But then Dag took it personally and IT WAS ON!
Funny stuff... funny stuff.
As has been said up there... this is making fun of THE PRESENTATION, not the product, not the company... THE PRESENTATION.
Everyone just chill out a bit and you'll feel more awesome and magical.



You have to admit though, the presentations and how they talk about things that other devices have had for ages as if it's the second coming of christ is pretty damn funny... and I think the iPad is where the sheen is getting a little dulled on their methods... people have let it slide in the past because they are wowed by the awesome gadget, but now... whether the iPad is a success or not, it certainly doesn't live up to the superlatives thrown around about it in these presentations. I would never call it magical... never.

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I know I'm a fanboy. I think my loyalty is wrapped up in a great deal of nostalgia. And as Don Draper knows - it's a powerful motivator. I also use Windows everyday at work- so I associate that with something I don't care for too much. I think that's where my psychology is at. >> ^spoco2:
Ha... awesome... I thought this was just going to have comments about how spot on and funny this video was, because Apple's product launches and videos for their products really are over the top, superlative filled drivel (completely independent of how good the product is).
But then Dag took it personally and IT WAS ON!
Funny stuff... funny stuff.
As has been said up there... this is making fun of THE PRESENTATION, not the product, not the company... THE PRESENTATION.
Everyone just chill out a bit and you'll feel more awesome and magical.

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^true that. I guess I'm probably just not into situation comedies at all these days. I tried watching The Big Bang Theory, and while it was funny- I just couldn't get into the show either. Here's my TV list for 2009 in descending order of goodness:


1. Mad Men
2. True Blood
3. That Mitchell & Webb Look
4. The IT Crowd (was that in 2009?)
5. The Daily Show (as always)
5. Would I Like to You?
6. Glee (suck it haters)
7. Curb your Enthusiasm

>> ^dag:
Well then, I'll give it a try. It's a long dry spell to Madmen season 4. ;-)

I applaud you, sir. Yes, Mad Men did leave us with quite an intriguing season finale.

For me it'll be an even longer, more torturous wait for Dexter. Holy crap, what a season ender that had.

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