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Are we sure this isn't a viral advertizement for band-aids?

>> ^GenjiKilpatrick:

@lesserfool
ugh, please don't be a thoughtless dickface and ascribe some pretentious contrarian attitude to me just so you can start flamin'.
I don't buy food from McDonalds for a reason.
Not because McDonalds is too mainstream and I wanna fight "the man"..
But because McDonalds makes shitty, plastic filled, unhealthy as fuck food.
The first episode of Epic Meal Time was great.
This, however, is nothing more than a shitty viral advertizement for Gear of War 3.
Most people come to VideoSift in order to AVOID scrolling thru pages of mindless drivel and commercials.
I for one would like to keep it that way.


@GenjiKilpatrick
All I hear from you is a lot of name-calling and signs that you identify with a website too much. Who is the most pretentious person in this thread. I even agree with you in principle (within reason) but your crusade on this video is silly.

@lesserfool

ugh, please don't be a thoughtless dickface and ascribe some pretentious contrarian attitude to me just so you can start flamin'.

I don't buy food from McDonalds for a reason.
Not because McDonalds is too mainstream and I wanna fight "the man"..
But because McDonalds makes shitty, plastic filled, unhealthy as fuck food.

The first episode of Epic Meal Time was great.
This, however, is nothing more than a shitty viral advertizement for Gear of War 3.

Most people come to VideoSift in order to AVOID scrolling thru pages of mindless drivel and commercials.

I for one would like to keep it that way.

@RedSky that was how I took it too. I guess I've never really seen much daylight between what he says and what the liberal blogs say, so I'm curious exactly how they were holding him back.

I'm also a little skeptical about the proclamation of no corporate influence at Current...I mean, they sell advertizements to sponsors still, and that always gives some influence.

I guess he's just referring to Current being owned by some ideologically left-leaning people, as opposed to the Sheinhardt Wig Company General Electric, some massive megacorporation.

If you read the first sentence of my post, you realize it's "just for the sake of argument", i.e. i'm being facetious.

If the coffee tastes awful anybody drinking it should say so, regardless of who made it. And yes, that new dress does make you look fat.

And by the way, as a housewife, she's voluntarily entered into a symbiotic relationship in which the woman cooks/cleans and the man makes money 9 to 5. If there are kids around her job is harder, but otherwise her job is probably easier. If we assume they're empty nesters, it's the least she could do to make coffee that doesn't make you want to spit it out.

And while we're on the subject of sexism, modern makeup and clothes advertizements geared toward selling a phony frivolous facade are just as bad. Smart women know they don't have to smear poisonous chemicals all over their face to get people to like them.

shit, this is textbook advertiz-ment...gets the limp-wristed bitches of both orientations, anxious, up for a quick trip to Rolexlandia....Brilliant!!