I wonder how much Nike paid for product placement in the scene where the messenger runs from Marathon to Athens and shouts "Sneakers!" while his hard, chiseled abs glint in the dim grey cloudy sunlight... then collapses in glory.

After much mentation over the surveillance apparatus' true colors concerning the human population here's my revised take on talking about anything "nefarious/illegal/contentious" in chats, emails, forums like these, etc over the internet:

I use and deal drugs:
I don't pay income taxes:
I speak openly concerning anarchy and swift and violent/non-violent revolution:


I give a fuck because I have nothing to hide. I despise law enforcement because of how it has mutated, I despise government for the private club she has become. Our intelligence community's function is not there to protect her citizens from enemies, but to create an apparatus which can monitor all actions with a view to creating a machine that works for the wealthiest and most powerful cunts on the planet, the same who should be crucified, displayed prominently along roads leading in and out of the D.C. metro area.

Nike says it best-her credo should be applied to the next televised revolt against this beast...Just Do It.

"Just do it." --Nike

Yeah, Nike can pay Rory McIlroy $60k a day, but they won't pay the people who make their crappy gear minimum wage in indonesia?

Fuck Nike

This is great but I noticed one small flaw.
It has nothing to do with running shoes or Nike.

*related=http://videosift.com/video/A-runner-s-existential-battle-with-self-Nike-Free-Ad

Nike - Jogger has been added as a related post - related requested by PlayhousePals on that post.

A runner's existential battle with self -- Nike Free Ad has been added as a related post - related requested by PlayhousePals.

Best Nike commercial I've ever seen.

>> ^PlayhousePals:

>> ^siftbot:
Begging is only available for videos in your personal queue - ignoring beg request by PlayhousePals.

I'll get YOU my little siftbot! =oI


"Just do it." --Nike

And then I grew up... and nikes were the worst thing for my feet.. on em for 8 hours a day.. making my back and legs all hurt. Then I discovered Brooks and found out what a REAL pair of comfortable shoes felt like. -_-

There's a few studies done about Nikes advertising to inner city kids and the effect it had. I think Naomi Klein discussed it in her book No Logo. It's pretty messed up how Nike operates actually, selling expensive shoes to idiots.

Here's a tip, buy shoes that make you feel like you're barefoot, and if you're buying shoe's over $60, you're a sucker, they're no different at $60 than they are at $200.

They would put it on the radio if it sells. Oh the irony.
>> ^Drachen_Jager:

>> ^sirlivealot:
I would like more of this on the radio instead of another electo-pop song.

Yeah, anti-commercial anything on a commercial radio station? Never happen. The music industry is built on commercialization, hell the whole world is founded on it now. All so some CEO can have another pair of Lear jets.

>> ^sirlivealot:

I would like more of this on the radio instead of another electo-pop song.


Yeah, anti-commercial anything on a commercial radio station? Never happen. The music industry is built on commercialization, hell the whole world is founded on it now. All so some CEO can have another pair of Lear jets.

Ironically, sadly, like all addictive substance abuse raps, this is still a commercial for Nike.