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]]> By: KissMyBlackAds http://detavio.com/2009/02/23/monday-spotlight/comment-page-1/#comment-78 KissMyBlackAds Mon, 23 Feb 2009 18:33:59 +0000 http://detavio.wordpress.com/?p=747#comment-78 I too liked the first spot as well. I thought we were in for something great. When the next spot(s) came out I was a little stupefied, as in I didn't even link them together. On its own I guess the second spots are OK for the general audience. But we all know how something that feels like it has a seriously broad message rooted in something to believe in, if given a good base message, it can be powerful. Well, they started with tying the Gatorade to the very history or nature of any athletic endeavor and somehow flipped it into Monty Python. Its like buying a new BMW (X6) and then realizing it has a lawnmower engine and a clown car interior. They are all wonderful in their place, even Monty Python, but we bought into something else. I too liked the first spot as well. I thought we were in for something great. When the next spot(s) came out I was a little stupefied, as in I didn’t even link them together. On its own I guess the second spots are OK for the general audience. But we all know how something that feels like it has a seriously broad message rooted in something to believe in, if given a good base message, it can be powerful. Well, they started with tying the Gatorade to the very history or nature of any athletic endeavor and somehow flipped it into Monty Python. Its like buying a new BMW (X6) and then realizing it has a lawnmower engine and a clown car interior. They are all wonderful in their place, even Monty Python, but we bought into something else.

]]> By: KissMyBlackAds http://detavio.com/2009/02/23/monday-spotlight/comment-page-1/#comment-508 KissMyBlackAds Mon, 23 Feb 2009 18:33:00 +0000 http://detavio.wordpress.com/?p=747#comment-508 I too liked the first spot as well. I thought we were in for something great. When the next spot(s) came out I was a little stupefied, as in I didn't even link them together. On its own I guess the second spots are OK for the general audience. But we all know how something that feels like it has a seriously broad message rooted in something to believe in, if given a good base message, it can be powerful. Well, they started with tying the Gatorade to the very history or nature of any athletic endeavor and somehow flipped it into Monty Python. Its like buying a new BMW (X6) and then realizing it has a lawnmower engine and a clown car interior. They are all wonderful in their place, even Monty Python, but we bought into something else. I too liked the first spot as well. I thought we were in for something great. When the next spot(s) came out I was a little stupefied, as in I didn’t even link them together. On its own I guess the second spots are OK for the general audience. But we all know how something that feels like it has a seriously broad message rooted in something to believe in, if given a good base message, it can be powerful. Well, they started with tying the Gatorade to the very history or nature of any athletic endeavor and somehow flipped it into Monty Python. Its like buying a new BMW (X6) and then realizing it has a lawnmower engine and a clown car interior. They are all wonderful in their place, even Monty Python, but we bought into something else.

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