Oh, that's different. And stupid, by her.

>> ^Sarzy:

>> ^Quboid:
>> ^Sarzy:
Seems to me that the more noteworthy thing about this video is the crazy lady bidding $999 when someone else had already bid $1000. I don't think she realizes how the game works...

Is that not a good tactic? It's whoever is closest isn't it? Therefore by guessing 1 dollar below, any price below $1000 would give her the win (except for other <1000 bids, which there is one). I've never seen The Price is Right so I'm not sure about the rules.
I thought that was Eva Longoria at first. She's certainly pretty.

It's actually whoever is closest without going over. The usual tactic is to bid one dollar over the last guy's bid, not one dollar under. The lady made a stupid mistake; the only way she could have won with her bid is if she got the price exactly right.

>> ^Quboid:

>> ^Sarzy:
Seems to me that the more noteworthy thing about this video is the crazy lady bidding $999 when someone else had already bid $1000. I don't think she realizes how the game works...

Is that not a good tactic? It's whoever is closest isn't it? Therefore by guessing 1 dollar below, any price below $1000 would give her the win (except for other <1000 bids, which there is one). I've never seen The Price is Right so I'm not sure about the rules.
I thought that was Eva Longoria at first. She's certainly pretty.


It's actually whoever is closest without going over. The usual tactic is to bid one dollar over the last guy's bid, not one dollar under. The lady made a stupid mistake; the only way she could have won with her bid is if she got the price exactly right.

>> ^Sarzy:

Seems to me that the more noteworthy thing about this video is the crazy lady bidding $999 when someone else had already bid $1000. I don't think she realizes how the game works...


Is that not a good tactic? It's whoever is closest isn't it? Therefore by guessing 1 dollar below, any price below $1000 would give her the win (except for other <1000 bids, which there is one). I've never seen The Price is Right so I'm not sure about the rules.
I thought that was Eva Longoria at first. She's certainly pretty.

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A viral ad, but a good one. http://www.snopes.com/photos/advertisements/longoria.asp

...Evan Longoria...? O.O

No, it's a *viral ad for Gillette. Still cool though, imho >> ^Sagemind:

Was that even Real?


http://www.businessinsider.com/watch-evan-longoria-save-a-reporters-life-but-not-really-2011-5

Mendez > Longoria.

Everything is photoshopped these days... and by everything I mean magazines, ads, album covers.... anything that could possibly make money AND make you feel insecure about yourself.

for a look at some of the more 'innocuous' photoshoppery out there check out this this artist's portfolio and the work he's done for some ads and magazines... the before and after animations are pretty revealing how our celebs and covergirls are made to look so damn perfect:

http://glennferon.com/portfolio1/ (roll your mouse over the images to see the 'before')

I mean, who knew Eva Longoria had laugh lines?
Her publicist certainly wouldn't allow that to become common knowledge.

Or, how Redbook turned Faith Hill from a perfectly wonderful looking woman into some sort of mutated anatomically impossible waif.